After a long consideration i finally decided to have my summer vacation......yipppiiiieeeeee....
My Indooooo i'm coming homeeeeee.....
I miss you sosro.......





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After a long consideration i finally decided to have my summer vacation......yipppiiiieeeeee....
My Indooooo i'm coming homeeeeee.....
I miss you sosro.......





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Thank GOD.....I'm so psyched, to at last receive a key which was given to me last Friday.
Just finished minor (and I mean minor) fitting last night.
It truly feels surreal when I am putting in the mirror and lights in the make-up room. This was no walk in the park; after a long wait, many months of research, scouting and excruciatingly difficult consideration, I finally have my own dream studio I suppose...
Located in Downtown LA, near historic row, between Gallery Row and the Fashion District, standing inside the 7th floor at the illustrious P.E. Lofts aside the beautifully busy Main street.
I don't know what else to say, In all honesty, this experience has made me speechless but I am whole-heartedly grateful on owning my very own 2,795 sq ft studio.
I am just so ecstatic and feel the need to share this...





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Finally i decide and am glad i did give up on my mouse and surrender to grip pen....
After careful thought of should i or shouldn't i get it, i finaly get my Intuos3 9X12.
The reason i waited of using this is because a long process of adjustment from mouse to grip pen, but suprisingly it only took me 4 days to get use to it.
I haven't master em' like my mighty mice, but i get the hang of it and luvin' it...
I just wish they have a keyboard attach underneath of it....well let us hope for the next one maybe the 4th or 5th one.....hehehehehe.

I was so worry if this just gonna be money goin' down the drain, but i'm so relieve it's not. As a matter of fact, i can freely say it's money well spend.
I guess my future canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM, have to wait a couple month longer till' i can bring it home....but i'm glad with my decision.





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Nigel Parry "Blunt"
The book which introduce by: Tom Ford.
Foreword by: Roger Rosenblatt.

Blunt: slow in perception or understanding, characterize manners and speech, suggests lack of polish and of regard for the feelings of others, connotes sharpness and abruptness of speech or manner.

It's a must have book for every photographer.
The book straight goes to my library hall of fame.
If you a photographer who's building a portfolio on portrait, telling you this book is the best refference out there in the market........


With that said here are some work from talented photographer in this forum which i can find inspire in portrait categories.....