Kiwong

Hey Kiwong, I need help on this one, can't find any info at all, are you familiar with it?

Paul Kelly - Leaps And Bounds - YouTube

I go leaps and bounds. I remember, I remember everything.

“Japanese Maple”

AntipodeanSF - "The Cure"

My attitude towards medication from 8 years ago.

Birdman: The Art Of William T. Cooper : ABC iview

I have run, now I can rest.

And now I know why darkness makes me smile.

Matt Finish - Short Note - YouTube

Naw, anybody would do the same I reckon. I wish I had people from the forum here as neighbors, it'd be one big party

That's great to sell some photos! They are beautiful...

The lady who bought my photo was very happy with it, and she sent me a nice card as well.

Someone wanted to buy one of my photos, that made me really happy, I feel at peace with the world at the moment.

Keep your chin up, dude. Don't pay no attention to the haters. That post of yours was truly inspiring, like really. I recently thought of something the other day that might fit the situation: "I'm the only 'me' I'm ever going to have". For some reason that just came into my mind. I dunno... just thought I'd share that with you :thumbup:

Why do you feel your world is going to "crash down around me"? What is wrong, Kiwong?:sad:

Yeah, I meant the photograph on your page. I'm alright, almost done getting through some tough stuff! I'm enjoying your writing and photography. Best wishes!

Sweet photograph!

Pretty photo-ty =)

"Put your camera on a tripod, helps with the focus, and shooting in low light. Go back at dawn or dusk when the light is likely to be more softer more colourful, or there might be some a mist around. Maybe wait until some ducks are in the image.

Use a polariser, this helps improve colour saturation, or perhaps a warm up filter. With a tripod you can also take really long exposures, even capture star trails. Experiment with aperture and f stop.

Use lightroom or photoshop elements (which is not too expensive) to better capture what you saw with the naked eye. The jpegs that are captured by a camera are often flat and the colours faded.

That's why all pro photographers, well nearly all photographers shoot in camera raw, and then use software such as Photoshop or lightroom. Usually they have a workflow to enhance the image, not doctor it, to better render the what they saw with the naked eye."

Polarizer; warm-up filter. Okay, I'll google those.