Last Saturday, I was “lucky” enough to be given the chance of joining a photography workshop for free. With all the “passion for photography downfall” stuff that I was having, I would say that it was just the reboot that I needed in order to rekindle the flame with my camera. Or so I thought.
By the way, that’s the same alibi reason I have for the extended hiatus on updating my blog. High five!
Butterworth Bound. Training on a Train.
It’s my birthday month once again. Yey! But before that, the usual spooky and eeky mood is back in view of the Catholics’ All-Saint’s / Soul’s Day.
Papi Jack O' Lantern :p
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Out-of-nowhere, this idea of doing a 30-day iPhoneography self-project popped into my caffeinated brain, while people-watching at Starbucks, wherein I will try to post a mobile photo each day. Starting now… *snap* *snap* So, please keep coming back and see … Continue reading
Few days ago, I was given the opportunity to take photos of a young man – a 9-month old baby, who was about to undergo an eye surgery. His eyes have cataract, and does not have an iris. It was really saddening to learn that a baby has to endure such. Fortunately, Scope International, through the Seeing is Believing initiative, has sponsored his surgery and iris implants. A blessing that his parents, who are also blind, are surely grateful of.
an eye-shut before seeing the world more vividly
