Stanley&ShirLi(Tokyo) Peek.

Sneak Peek from whats coming soon :)

Shimbashi, Tokyo.

I'm back from Japan last night! tired! but what da blast! hahahahaha! it took me a astounding 16 hours to travel back home from Japan. Just a simple post if you guys are wondering what I have up to this week. The trip teaches me or rather... "enlighthen" (big word-aiyo!) me on something... that after being there for four 4 days, I realized that Tokyo doesn't have this problem that we have.. traffic jam. The Japanese really amazed me in many ways, from their attitude towards their job to how they cross the road to how they treat people with respect and what amuse me the most is no matter you are Japanese or not... they are so proud of their language and will speak to you using their mother tongue :)

No matter what their job is, either you are working in the subs or 7'eleven or rather I can say, in "any" job they are in, they work together as one, you can actually feel the synergy on how everything come together just because I think everyone is doing their part in their position whereelse it is sad to say it does not happened here.... everyone wants to get rich! everyone wants the same comfort... everyone wants the same job.... mind you... most of their people ride bicycle, took public transport to work. Hahaha we think constantly which car to buy next! :P

On their security. I actually saw a student in "her" elementary school, walking alone to school and my client says actually it is a norm here... can you believe that? In Malaysia? it will scared their parents gut out man! "WALK TO SCHOOL? WHAT????" maybe the fact that they understand green means "GO" and red means "STOP" helps.

Yep, still in da Japan mode.. tired... will update you guys more ya.. still have more to say :)

*hai.... sayonara.....

Brandon & Vivien

Here you go guys for my update after 10 days disappearing from the scene of blogging my blog... cool... kinda ryhme here "blogging my blog" :) Back to this, I took this about 3 months ago during Brandon & Vivien's wedding reception in Seremban, I always always always always love expressions! thats why I love what I'm doing right now! lately I have been bombarded by the idea of getting new stuff for my work :) you know what? it is a dillema for me at least.. asking myself if getting new equipment really guarentee me on getting what I always strive for in my journey as a photographer "expressions" You know what drives me in any event that I shot? it is the fun of getting people's expressions... it is like "FUEL" thats burning in my engine-kept me going.... never stops... unless everyone stops expressing themselves in life... I will never stop taking photos :)

Lately I came across people talking how lousy the new generation of photographers are nowadays...instead of teaching the new generations.. they boast about how authentic, full of experience they are and saying of using editing tools for photo editing are not cool... (you know what I mean) hmm... of course I do not agree with that! I'm using editing tools! hahahaha!

As for me, I don't care if you use editing tools or not, what camera, what lens, how precise you are in adjusting your settings, white balance, flash to fire or not, settings upon settings upon settings etc etc... at the end if you lose taking something worthy to keep for your client. YOU FAIL & mind you, there is no take 2 in a wedding :)

Oh yeah, the photo above took with my Canon 30D with 10-22mm. Loved the noise!

A boy at the long house. Bintulu. Sarawak.

Hopefully it will be not tooooo late to update the photo of the week for you guys :)