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    Priceless scenery. After a long day, a golden sunset is a rewarding view as you breath the fresh air, hear the placid sound of waves crashing gently into the shore of a calm lake. by: twist Views[313] Start them young. A typical scene in this side of town. A water buffalo in the background and a youngster taking a break from planting rice. While some are playing around others are not, they still have to know how to make a living. This may not look fitting but seeing him smile while he stretches his aching back is still a peaceful sight. by: twist Views[296] Venture out. A nature's treat. Some kids just can't resit to venture out. These best buddies came from the lake where water lily is abundant; gathering lotus pod for an afternoon snack. They insist for me to try it out, it was my first time and to my surprise it was a bit nutty; I expected it to be sweet as what kids usually enjoy. by: twist Views[332] Everywhere is a playground. While the old ones are in the field or lake for their livelihood. The kids are out to play and enjoying the sunny afternoon with a makeshift slide made out of bamboo. by: twist Views[332] An early start. An old fisherman headed towards the lake at the crack of dawn. Hoping for a good catch, may it be just enough to feed his family or a bountiful one to be sold around the community. by: twist Views[306]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    Sunday, 13 Jan 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    As early as about eight years old, my love affair with photography began. Though I can't call it passion back then because for me it was just a child's play. Flash forward to this date, I'm already 26 years old. I got myself a SLR camera and that rekindle ... Read more >
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