Hi again! 2 posts this month. This is new. But then again with this pandemic thingy, I got nowhere to go so I’m here at home just waiting for my amazon deliveries to come. This time, I just want to share all my film mirror selfies I accumulated since I started film photography on November 2017. A little backstory, I always travel alone and I … Continue reading Film Mirror Selfies from 2017~
After two days of brainstorming with myself, I now made up my mind with my new series in this blog. I will try out different films and post my take on each film. Like a mini review of some sort. I’m not yet too technical with film photography so I will review the films based on my preference. I live in Japan so I encounter … Continue reading ⚠️ NEW SERIES ALERT ⚠️
Rolex is a famous Ugandan street food which is made out of an egg or two sandwiched in a roll of chapati. Chapati or roti is a type of flat bread which originated from India but it is widely popular in this part of the globe because of the huge Indian population in East Africa. It’s called rolex because the chapati and the scrambled egg … Continue reading Through the Lens: Rolex (not the watch)
If you are following me on Instagram, you should know that I love taking long walks and street photography has a special place in my heart. One of the main reasons why I chose Nairobi, Kenya for my Christmas Vacation is to explore the city and venture to street photography more. But what happened yesterday made me realize things. I can see you Kylie Jenner … Continue reading Scammed in Nairobi, Kenya: Photographers Beware
This video is very dear to me. It took me a year to complete this video but it’s all worth the fuss. Date: December 21, 2015 to Devember 21, 2016 Countries: Burkina Faso | Senegal | Philippines | Malaysia | Cambodia | Togo | Guinea Thanks for watching! Continue reading A Year in the Life | One Second a Day Video
I just finished a book entitled The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch last night. The book is very well written. It’s like a series of blog posts. He was diagnosed with a terminal pancreatic cancer and months before dying, he gave this last lecture (Really Achieving your Childhood Dreams) in Carnegie Mellon where he also served as a professor in Computer Science for several years. … Continue reading On Last Lectures and Reflections
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