I was so glad that many had turned up despite the unceasing drizzle and intermittent heavy downpour. Edwin and gang had helped to organize the sound system, the projector, survey forms, and tea and snack. Thanks so much. David helped to shoot the photographs shown here; Wai Meng helped to remind those RSVP in the Facebook and Brimzone helped to manage my youngest son and the photo album; Shuh Fang helped to record my talk; Buwei introduced me; and FotoHub printed and sponsored the 2m tall poster. It was a great session with so many people attending. We hope to organize another talk with technical specific on shooting insects and spiders in existing light.
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Showing posts with label EVENTS. Show all posts
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Appreciation of the MicroWorld, Talk
I was so glad that many had turned up despite the unceasing drizzle and intermittent heavy downpour. Edwin and gang had helped to organize the sound system, the projector, survey forms, and tea and snack. Thanks so much. David helped to shoot the photographs shown here; Wai Meng helped to remind those RSVP in the Facebook and Brimzone helped to manage my youngest son and the photo album; Shuh Fang helped to record my talk; Buwei introduced me; and FotoHub printed and sponsored the 2m tall poster. It was a great session with so many people attending. We hope to organize another talk with technical specific on shooting insects and spiders in existing light.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Talk - Appreciation of the Micro World
We finally got down to holding a talk at the Thomson Community Centre (TCC) with the help of the Video Club Committee, Edwin, both David and the members. Thanks also to PF for helping with proofreading the flyer. We are delighted that it will be held on the 30th of August, at the TCC. The Flyer for the talk can be found below, and we hope to meet all photographic enthusiasts, their family and friends at the session.
Download PDF here flyer download

Download PDF here flyer download
Monday, April 13, 2009
Camera for sale, upgrading to better system
Following are the cameras equipment for sale, I am upgrading my system:
Contact number 98150357





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Contact number 98150357
- Canon 350D with lens Kit lens 18 - 55mm f3.5-5.6 - $638 SOLD
- Canon 400D body with 50mm lens good for portrait only - $600
- Lumix G1 with zoom lens 14-45mm.- $850
Contact number 98150357
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Contact number 98150357
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Merry Christmas
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[/caption] Merry Christmas!
It was a wonderful Flickr world that we had enjoyed.
Thanks everyone at Flickr.
This is something I had taken some time ago.
http://zhutianyun.sfm121u.com/files/botannic_garden_show.pps
It was a wonderful Flickr world that we had enjoyed.
Thanks everyone at Flickr.
This is something I had taken some time ago.
http://zhutianyun.sfm121u.com/files/botannic_garden_show.pps
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Photo sale
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We participated in the Photo Fair organised by Objectif. It was a fun event where we learned and experienced how to communicate the appreciation of arthropods to prospective art collectors. At the start, when we had finished laying out the photographs, I showed my kids how to cut the first deal, find a good reasons so that the purchase was difficult to reject. I requested from the first patron to purchase our photocard for a dollar each to bless our stall and he politely obliged. He had done a good deed and we had a good start. The dollar went into our transparent money vase. The kids were so inspired and thrilled to see the money growing that they went on to create a total of 122 photo cards sale.
We participated in the Photo Fair organised by Objectif. It was a fun event where we learned and experienced how to communicate the appreciation of arthropods to prospective art collectors. At the start, when we had finished laying out the photographs, I showed my kids how to cut the first deal, find a good reasons so that the purchase was difficult to reject. I requested from the first patron to purchase our photocard for a dollar each to bless our stall and he politely obliged. He had done a good deed and we had a good start. The dollar went into our transparent money vase. The kids were so inspired and thrilled to see the money growing that they went on to create a total of 122 photo cards sale.
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