Hey! Thanks for visiting. I noticed your name, which was new for my page, so i went over to your blog-site and read some of your postings. :-))
I get the baby question too, even after being married for 8 years now…*sigh* I think i will borrow your line and tell them, “we will have the baby when the time feels right!”. *lol* Can’t think why i never thought of it before! I was too busy being miffed and thinking, God! it’s none of their business!!!
Anyway, will be sure to drop by again. :-)) And welcome to the blog-log community! -KC
cc, did you take up photography first or your graphic design course or was photography part of yoru graphic design course? You know, my friend’s husband who is/was (lost contact) a photographer and had his own dark room. I don’t know how much time he spent in there but my friend complained to me that the chemicals affected his teeth, hair and skin. When I was working in a radiology, I used to hate being in a dark room (I’m not a radiographer)… the smell and the DARKNESS.
Kak Teh Nice to see you here again. Share you photos with us!
Dr ve Thru It was part of the course and I also took another short photography course few years back. I think only prolong exposure to the chemical will caused that time of side effects. The smell does affect some people, but I’m quite ok with that. The darkness just made me felt calm. Hehee…
Kok Thank you! It is the interior of Auckland Town Hall.
Cineylens Hello, thanks for dropping by! I am still an amateur, still learning.
cc, Seems like NZ has lots of great places for photos! Should visit NZ if I got the chance. Where do you learn photography course? The course must be fun:)
Kok If you love nature, scenery and slow-pace life, you’d love NZ. It’s part of the module but I took another short course at the university some time back. It was really fun! You should try it!
February 4th, 2007 at 7:51 pm
Hey!
Thanks for visiting. I noticed your name, which was new for my page, so i went over to your blog-site and read some of your postings. :-))
I get the baby question too, even after being married for 8 years now…*sigh* I think i will borrow your line and tell them, “we will have the baby when the time feels right!”. *lol* Can’t think why i never thought of it before! I was too busy being miffed and thinking, God! it’s none of their business!!!
Anyway, will be sure to drop by again. :-)) And welcome to the blog-log community!
-KC
February 4th, 2007 at 8:37 pm
Hello KC,
Thanks for dropping by!
Hey I spent quite some time being miffed too before I figured this out!
February 4th, 2007 at 10:03 pm
HI There… You’re linked to my blog!!!
February 5th, 2007 at 1:35 am
cc, i used to work in the dark room too and I do love black and white pix. Lovely photo.
February 5th, 2007 at 2:51 am
cc, did you take up photography first or your graphic design course or was photography part of yoru graphic design course?
You know, my friend’s husband who is/was (lost contact) a photographer and had his own dark room. I don’t know how much time he spent in there but my friend complained to me that the chemicals affected his teeth, hair and skin.
When I was working in a radiology, I used to hate being in a dark room (I’m not a radiographer)… the smell and the DARKNESS.
February 5th, 2007 at 3:24 am
cc,
the photo looks great. Where is that? You are very artistic.
February 5th, 2007 at 10:40 am
wow! that’s a superb photo (photography too!)!!!
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um, are you pregnant? *lol*
keep posting…:)
February 5th, 2007 at 1:15 pm
ugyen
Hello! Thanks for the link too!
Kak Teh
Nice to see you here again. Share you photos with us!
Dr ve Thru
It was part of the course and I also took another short photography course few years back.
I think only prolong exposure to the chemical will caused that time of side effects. The smell does affect some people, but I’m quite ok with that. The darkness just made me felt calm. Hehee…
Kok
Thank you! It is the interior of Auckland Town Hall.
Cineylens
Hello, thanks for dropping by!
I am still an amateur, still learning.
February 5th, 2007 at 4:37 pm
cc,
Seems like NZ has lots of great places for photos! Should visit NZ if I got the chance. Where do you learn photography course? The course must be fun:)
February 6th, 2007 at 8:48 pm
Kok
If you love nature, scenery and slow-pace life, you’d love NZ. It’s part of the module but I took another short course at the university some time back. It was really fun! You should try it!
February 14th, 2007 at 2:55 pm
Very nicely taken photos. It evokes emotion too. Beautiful. Looks just like a postcard. You sure are one talented lady my fren
February 14th, 2007 at 3:32 pm
Kleio
Once again, thank you! I am just amatuer at this, still so much to learn.