Monthly Archives: November 2006
Hasselblad medium format camera
In this photo, I’m holding an authentic Hasselblad film camera (medium format). It is an old school camera that most photographers use for fashion magazines. Its viewfinder is situated on the top which is quite unusual for cameras. The good thing about this is that the viewfinder is big which gives you a better view
Mustafa Centre in Singapore
I was at 7-11 just in front of Hotel81 at Bencoolen St when I saw Singaporean chocolates being sold there last Monday. Since I had the time earlier, I asked Melvin where I can buy chocolates that are relatively cheap. So, he mentioned about Mustafa Centre at Little India. I took a cab going there
Accidents happen
I just cannot believe the email that I’ve read awhile ago. I’m here at an Internet shop at Singapore, just a few steps from the hotel. It’s about my cousin Audrey, her husband Damien and their child. They had a car accident at around 12:30 am last Sunday (PST) on their way home. The car
My New Toy
Finally, I’ve got my newest toy. It has been a year or so since I first drooled on this camera. When I got a chance to hold Abe’s (YugaTech) Canon EOS 350D at BlogCon, I was all the more excited in acquiring it. Dedication and hard work indeed really paid off and I bought this
Fear Factor: Facing the Fear of Heights
[photopress:hangingbridge.jpg,full,centered] Ever since I was a kid I have fear of heights. Well, not really fear of heights but fear of falling down the stairs that are steep and narrow. For instance, I did not make it to the top at the viewing area of the Chocolate Hills at Bohol. As I was halfway reaching
Off to Singapore
A month ago, I posted about Yngwie Malmsteen’s concert in Singapore on November 9. I heard from my friend that the ticket costs around $ 70 and I cannot still come even if I’ll be in Singapore in that week to attend a training. It would be a big cost on my part. And as
