About this Blog

Photography is meant to be enjoyed by all and I love the thrill I receive, when people tell me that they enjoy my work. I want my works to brighten people's day, just like how they brighten my own. I want people to know the photo, the story behind it, and to come to their own conclusions as to what message it gives them.
A picture is worth a thousand words, and a thousand words can convey millions of different messages.
I leave you with this thought, and my pictures. Inspire yourselves, and let me know what you think. Cheers!
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Face of Versatility

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Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the face of versatility. One day, she is kind. The next, she is not so. She can be in the mood to spend money one week. In the next, she becomes cheap. She is agreeable one minute, and not in the next. She is my mum - the face of versatility.

Taken with my Canon SX10 IS.


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Ma Sœur et Ma Sœur

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These two lovely ladies are my sisters. One being my biological one and the other being my close cousin. Now, as to who is who, that's for me to know and for you to find out! Care to take a guess? I took this photo with my Canon SX10 IS.


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Old Fella

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This is my rabbit which I took with my Canon SX10 IS. Its name is Hutch. I got it 9 years ago as a present for doing really well in an exam. Its still alive today. It will have some company very soon as my sister managed to earn herself a toy poodle for the exact same reason.


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It Says it All

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Ah, the urge to piss, and the amazing feeling once you've let it go. I took this picture in Hahndorf, a town I visited during my summer holiday in Adelaide, Australia. It really does says it all. I took this picture with my Ricoh R8.


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Work in Progress

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Since my house is under renovation, and I've been taking shots of its progress. A lesson I've learnt from this is that all things, even an ugly looking wheelbarrow, can look beautiful. I took this picture with my Canon SX10 IS.


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The City of Grass

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We haven't cut the grass in ages as renovations are currently going on. Furthermore, there isn't really a need to as we'll be changing the grass once the renovations are over. Try spotting the KL and Twin Towers in this. Taken with my Canon SX10 IS.


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Peace, at Last

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It pleases me to know that I can finally have a good night sleep. This picture features a really tired 'albino' leopard. Can you make out what he's trying to tell you? Cheers to Kat for painting my face. Taken with my Canon SX10 IS


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