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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Rest In Peace

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This post is in memory to my rabbit of 11 years, who left us last week. He did not leave us in the way we expected him to, though we can certainly sure that he taught us one of life's most important lessons:

To fight for yourself, till the very end, against all odds.

I got him as a present from my tuition teacher when I was 6 years old, and it managed to defy all odds by surviving a magnificent 11 years. Rest in Peace Hutch. Though quiet, you will most definitely be remembered.


BrianandRepublic

Mummy's Silhouette

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My mother strikes a casual pose while I take an unexpected shot of her. One of the things I love about life is the spontaneity it gives. Its the unexpected surprises that truly make life worth living. Taken with my Canon SX 10IS.

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The KLCC Park @ Night

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KLCC Park on a clear night. This long exposure shot was taken at the beginning of the Chinese New Year holidays - from opposite Chinoz. My apologies for the long absence, as it has been a busy past few weeks. I took this photograph with my Canon SX 10 IS.

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Light in the Dark

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The lanterns hanging outside BSC for Deepavali this year are truly amazing, especially at night. Fortunately I had my camera with me to snap some shots of them as they blew in the wind. What a wonderful sight it was.

Wishing all of you, especially my Hindu friends, a Happy Deepavali.

BrianandRepublic

Chasing Cars

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Lets waste time chasing cars, around our head.

This photograph is a long exposure photograph of Solaris Mont Kiara on a Saturday night. I've always had a thing for long exposure photography, and this was one of the rare opportunities I had to practice it. Taken with my Canon SX10 IS

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Defining Lara Price

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As a project for our class noticeboard, all students were required to draw a caricature/take a picture of a classmate. My muse was a girl named Lara Price. Being an avid lover of photography, my mission was to interpret Lara's personality through photography. In the end, my choices boiled down to these three photos:

Lara Take #1 - A black and white portrait photograph of Lara, with an increase in brightness, compared to the original.

Lara Take #2 - A landscape photograph of Lara with a yellow tint and a glow.

Lara Take #3 - My final decision, a landscape photograph of Lara with a sepia tone.

My interpretation of Take 3 is that the subject, Lara, smiles candidly to show a genuine personality - which is accentuated by the sepia tone that shows warmth. The monochromatic colour scheme alludes to the fact that she is easy to understand and get along with. The subject's position in the photograph makes reference to the fact she is soft-spoken, and her outward gaze is a reference to her determination and active participation in the community.

This project with Lara has inspired me to come up with a collection of photographs, where I plan on depicting a person's personality through photography. More pictures to come soon...when I'm not as swamped with work.


Cheers,

BrianandRepublic

The Golden Years

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Yesterday, my dad celebrated his 50th Birthday. The picture above was taken a year ago as he was standing right in front of the place of his birth - House Number 77 (as he calls it). Wishing my dad a very Happy Birthday, and many more wonderful years to come. Taken with my Canon SX 10IS in Ipoh, Perak - he doesn't look 50, doesn't he?

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