It got a little bored in the department around evening time. I was walking around the office with my camera and scouting for something to cheer my sleepy eyes up. Here, I found myself a couple of cute little figures lying on Wen Yee's table. She asked me to snap those little buggers and I did. Turned out these little things are so cheerful. Hehe~
They were sitting there so innocently. It was powered by sunlight and one was relaxing with his hands on the ground while shaking his head, while the other was holding this funny looking leaf thing.
They were so darn cute. That big fat smile on their faces really made my day. Furthermore, the colours on them looked so tranquil and comfy. It just felt relaxing after staring at their cute little faces that I had to capture it down permanently. I just loved how that lime green coating looked when lit by those office lights. The colour is like eye candy! Okay Now! Pose! Snap!
On my table, I too had two mini ones. I took the white one and placed him on Wen Yee's Buddhist lucky charm lotus thingy. Weee~ The little bugger looked so happy on the paper lotus. Waving to the camera! Haha...
Well, mine had a blue friend alongside. So, I bet his smile is wider than Wen Yee's one. Hahaha... Friends forever.. sitting under my LCD monitor.
Our 1st photography outing organised by Kenny and Me last Saturday. Followed with the Nikon kakis of MM65. Our purpose was to capture some good photos to submit to the Sunway Memories Photography Competition. But on that faithful day, I didn't really shoot any pictures that are worthy enough to submit for the competition. Haizz... anyways, here are some shots from my camera:
An over looking view of Sunway Lagoon
The hidden castle in the forest
Ter Yi trying to test Levi's Unbutton
A happy drummer inside Pyramid
Dum Dum Chak! Saxaphones are cool
Speaking of saxaphones. I did some close up shots of this musician's Soprano Saxaphone. I really loved the light that was projecting from the platform the musicians were standing on. It gave the saxaphone a somewhat jazzy feel. Hmm.. lightss....
I also loved the complex design on a saxaphone. Really brings out that obvious contrast of highlight and shadow. Again, the metal reflection on the body of the saxaphone too mesmerizes me once more by enhancing the light that gives my camera some extra light to shoot. Steady hands now!
Ooo... these soprano sax images seems like good stuff for a desktop wallpaper. Hehe... Til then, Chiao!
This has got to be one of the most anticipated and long awaited documentary for me for the past couple of months. It talks about one of the most controversial theories and hypothesis that challenges the truth about biblical history. The title, as you can see, is called Bloodline. Finally, I have finished downloading this documentary and I've just finished watching it.
The word "Bloodline" refers to the hypothetical sequence of direct descendants of the historical Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene, allerged to be portrayed as Jesus's wife. If you've been a big fan of the book, Da Vinci Code or a skeptic about the Jesus Christ story, then this is just the documentary for you. It has got to be one of the most fascinating documentaries I've ever seen. Before I go any further on this, I would like to say that I still believe in Jesus no matter what is discovered or proven whether he is divine or not. My faith to Him is still strong and even if He is proven to not have risen from the dead, He is still alive in my heart. Amen!
Director Bruce Burgess
The documentary is directed by British director, Bruce Burgess who has an interest in paranormal claims, brings viewers into discovering more interesting and in-depth sights of the bewildered conspiracy that circulates around this mystery of Jesus's past and to test his divinity.
In the documentary, he talked to people who claimed to be members of the secret society called Priory of Sion(if you read Da Vinci Code, you'd know this). The Priory of Sion claimed itself to be founded back in the Kingdom of Jerusalem in 1099 and is sworn to protect the Royal Bloodline of Jesus. It has been claimed that Jesus and Mary are married, whereas Jesus did not ressurect from the dead but they are buried in underground tombs by the Knights Templar under the orders of the Priory in Rennes-le-Château, France. Therefore, ancient documents relating to the historical secret of Jesus was discovered by a priest called Father Bérenger Saunière(familiar to those who read Da Vinci Code) at his church in Rennes-le-Château.
Tower of Mary Magdelene at Rennes-le-Château
The church is indeed somewhere that looks like a place full of mysteries and puzzles awaiting for people to solve. From the church's statues, to the paintings, to the glass windows and all around the area of Rennes-le-Château. Finding hidden messages in the landscapes of the area which leads to another message. It's like a treasure hunt.
The interior of the Church of St. Mary Magdelene in Rennes-le-Château
There are numerous fascinating parts throughout the documentary. Starting from the chat with Priory of Sion members called Gino Sandri and Nicholas Haywood. Then there's also claims of people being murdered and killed when trying to find out the truth or revealing the truth to the public. Then there's also ancient parchments relating to the mystery of this Bloodline and more. But the most interesting part of the documentary would be the discovery of the tomb that lies in one of the caves in Rennes-le-Château.
The tomb discovered by Ben Hammott
The tomb consists of a mummified body and on top with a cloth that has a red cross that resembles the Knights Templar. It looks absolutely creepy. If you really want to know more, I think you should really watch this. I don't want to spoil the fun. It's an eye opener and it's like a new discovery for mankind. I wouldn't say that everything they found are 100% positively real and proves anything, but it's up to you to give a conclusion or wait and hope that the French government will permit anyone to excavate the church to find out the truth. Til Then, I'll leave you with it's trailer from Youtube.
Nature has the most wonderful things in the world. If you look carefully, even the smallest things can be as beautiful as they seem. When you put your heart to something, with passion and with love, that thing will definitely be beautiful to you. Nature is authentic, it's genuine and it's always wonderful. The authentic series comes in a set of 10. Enjoy!
The larger versions will be posted to my deviantART soon.
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They were sitting there so innocently. It was powered by sunlight and one was relaxing with his hands on the ground while shaking his head, while the other was holding this funny looking leaf thing.
They were so darn cute. That big fat smile on their faces really made my day. Furthermore, the colours on them looked so tranquil and comfy. It just felt relaxing after staring at their cute little faces that I had to capture it down permanently. I just loved how that lime green coating looked when lit by those office lights. The colour is like eye candy! Okay Now! Pose! Snap!
On my table, I too had two mini ones. I took the white one and placed him on Wen Yee's Buddhist lucky charm lotus thingy. Weee~ The little bugger looked so happy on the paper lotus. Waving to the camera! Haha...
Well, mine had a blue friend alongside. So, I bet his smile is wider than Wen Yee's one. Hahaha... Friends forever.. sitting under my LCD monitor.
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