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I have taken my entire rest day/ week­end to study more about pho­tog­ra­phy. It’s my new hob­bies and I find it very “stim­u­lat­ing”. Male loves huge THINGS! I want a 70 – 200mm canon L lens. The big­ger the bet­ter! Price? It’s an expen­sive mis­take to rec­tify at a later date. ROFL

I meet a pro­fes­sional pho­tog­ra­pher on the net yes­ter­day and his name is Bert Stephani from Bel­gium. Less than 24 hours this is what I like to say — A great guy, a very lov­ing per­son, Pas­sion­ate about his work, a very gen­er­ous and polite per­son! He even response to my twits while he is prepar­ing his 2 sons for join­ing Spe­cial Forces! Bert, you are the best! Seri­ously, I like your work its bril­liant work and I love them all!

Seri­ously I want this (below pic­ture) any one of you know where can I obtain a sec­ond hand?

Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM Tele­photo Zoom Lens (Photo taken from Amazon.com)

Check out the Dig­i­tal Cam­era mag­a­zine, I was in it! canon DSLR workshop

Dig­i­tal Cam­era Mag­a­zine Issue 32, August 2008

Talk­ing about pho­tog­ra­phy here’s one per­son I like you to meet! She a pro­fes­sional artist and she is Kim Barker from Aus­tralia. (Oh I miss Gold Coast badly, will plan to visit again some­day.) Any­whooo, Kim works on por­trait and her art are breath tak­ing! Check out her port­fo­lio on Kelly, Char­lotte and Andre Rieu. Extra­or­di­nary work, The Syd­ney Morn­ing Her­ald has the inter­view. Kim is a lovely per­son and a very gen­er­ous one as well! Check out her con­test for a por­trait worth $6,000 for Christmas!

I like to take part in this con­test too. I like to win a por­trait of my mom.

Every time I look into my mom eyes I know there’s one thing she kept scream­ing and scream­ing inside. My lack of present with her, I know I’m dumb! I am near and yet so far. I spend very least time with my mom it’s hard to explain why. I was her gold and I can’t be parted with her when I was young, I would cry so hard that peo­ple around me just hate me because I’m loud! I love my mom so much that I just can’t live with­out her! But that’s has changed, I guess life taught me to be inde­pen­dence and I cry no more and I was so inde­pen­dence that I for­got to go home and when I did, I just don’t know what to do or say. I wish I could still be so close, I like to be her baby again like she uses to cud­dle me when I cry, happy or sad. Buy me stuff when I act cute bring to me to every where she go and in her heart I was the num­ber one.

If I win this por­trait I will try to make it work again… “Mom I have some­thing spe­cial for you and it’s really really spe­cial!” I hope to see her shin­ning eyes with hope and dream again.

Kim, thanks for shar­ing your gen­eros­ity with the world! {{hugz}}

It’s time to hit the hay! Thank you “you” the fan­tas­tic peo­ples who brings peace in this world.