as per previous post by darling here , this is not the best exhibition nor a lousy one but i really learn a lot from this exhibition and really amaze by the work he had done thru out his life….. isn’t it amazing one can do so much in a lifetime….

wish i could go there to watch the Vincent Van Gogh(post impressionist work) show at the omni theater… but with so many things on hand for me to work on.. i wonder where can i find the time…. haizzzzz

Here are the shoots taken by me using :-

LCA Agfa pro200N

LCA Kodak GC400

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been awhile since i’ve done ‘random’ shootings. lol. though, i just really wanted to try the new 100/1000ms film in bright daylight. the 1st roll was shot indoor with flash (not published cos it was for the 36frames project). It turned out quite nicely for indoors, but I just had to try it outdoor! wat’s more, i decided to use a camera that i havent used for a long long time – the wide & slim camera.

The results.. wooohooo! man, i just love this film! the skies! wow. the reds.. wow!. and to get these results on this camera and when randomly shooting.. wow!!! hehe. yep, i’m definitely happy with this result, with this film. And the camera! I’ve forgotten how wide it was. I’ve to start using this camera again!

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having faith in what you do, or about to do. giving up on things that may hinder your course.

I had a conversation with my cousin once. He’s very much into art, drawings etc. Though I believe his current job doesn’t really revolve around that. We talked about how passion can so easily be overran by monetary wants, how passion could be forgotten just like that after a day’s work.

He said ‘being ‘rich’ is also a good thing. but probably… we know the price paid.’
I replied, ‘I’d rather die trying to get ‘rich’ with my passion, than be rich not fulfilling any of them.’

… it’s time to practice what i’ve preached.

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