I wished him the best and that nothing bad will befell him during the camp.
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Forever Slimming...a father of two..a brother to two, a husband to one...




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He joined a toy making class held in school.
This is the toy that he made with his grandmother. It is supposed to be a flapping bird but I think it is unfinished. Good job though.
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Did not go shooting today. Have to read.
Carl Zeiss 45/2 G mount and Nex 5
I really have to read. Its this new module which focusses on Shakespeare on film. How adaptations are made and why. Focusing on technique and style. Includes lighting, costumes, camera angles/staging, sound, editing and so forth.
Will commence soon.
Slim
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At Changi Boardwalk.
Taken using KM 7D and SMC Takumar 28/3.5
It was 11.30 am. I was just getting ready to study when my newly bought SMC Tak called out to me. I could not resist but I did not know where to go.
I took out my KM, fixed the Tak on it and drove to Changi. I wanted to take some pictures of the Aloha Chalets but there were occupants in it. Out of the blue, I parked the car and decided to walk.
I went onto the board walk and reached the Kelong Walk. It was here that I saw a group of men resting in the shady hut. As I approached thinking that it must have been one of the worst mistakes in going there, one by one the men went into the water.
I walked quicker and begin to snapped away. Some even posed for me. As far as I can infer, there were Malaysians, Singaporeans, Indonesians and a Bangladeshi, all trying to put up Kelong poles.
I saw a sign that says NEA was erecting those poles and that the whole area was supposed to be closed off. Well, nobody reads signs anyways.
I snapped about a 100 more shots, but I could only see a few keepers. More pictures in my Flickr account.
Anyway, the moments I witnessed showed how much fun a person can have in their work. There was laughter and togetherness while the men was working. At least, I now have an inkling as to how those kelongs were built.
Slim.