Yesterday, I had breakfast at a place that I'd not been to for a long time. And I mean a really long time - as in since I was in primary school. Since its been so long ago, I don't even remember what the place looked like, but I took this photo and gave it a little atmosphere to make it feel like the 70s again...
I was walking around outside the Sunway Lagoon theme park and heard the familiar rattling sound made when a roller coaster was making its ascent before it roars down the steep slope at breakneck speed. I looked up and there was the coaster, so I pointed my 55-250 IS at the coaster and released the shutter. I wasn't expecting anything spectacular as it was a rushed shot but it turned out pretty well. The expression on the guy's face tells you he's gonna enjoy the thrill of the ride...
I was out to Zoo Negara yesterday and took many photographs of the beautiful animals there. However, the best photo I took was not of any animal but of a child enjoying this new toy that his parents bought him. This is by far my favorite candid that I've taken.
The historic light house path leading up to the Cape Point light house in Cape Town, South Africa. This was my only visit to the African continent during a company trip.
I never knew what family really meant until I had kids of my own. As they grew up, so did I. I finally understood why my father did what he did for us.
I've had an interest in photography for a long time now, but I've never been into it for long stretches at a time. I bought my first real camera, the Canon EOS 888 in the mid nineties, when I was on a trip to Singapore. I traveled quite a bit, and took mostly casual photos. Kind'a used my film SLR as an advanced point and shoot. But after a few years, I kind of lost interest.
A few weeks ago, as my wedding anniversary approached, my interest in photography came back. So I went out and bought a Canon EOS 450D. This digital SLR is a nice piece of hardware. It is an entry level body with features and functions that, I feel, are perfect for a casual hobbyist like me.
I hope to be able to capture some really nice photos with my 450D, photos that capture a moment in time, that tell a story that I probably could not describe in my own words. I'll be posting those stolen moments here, but the rest of the photos will be on my Picasa site.
Do visit me often to enjoy the images that I present...