Yiruma at World Square

It feels like it was a month ago. I was sitting on a bench in World Square, watching a team of men assemble a grand piano on this miniature stage. s time passed, I was able to meet up with people and we were rushing in a queue to purchase Yiruma's latest CDs so we could get the chance to meet and greet. I purchased his Anniversary CD. And I can't explain how beautiful that moment we had when he signed his name and he said hi to me.  Not only that, I got his Celloist' autograph too.

Even though the Yiruma mini-concert was kept low-key there was an amazing turn out. For a free event it was surprising. The most amazing part was listening to him play his most amazing pieces. It was just an amazing experience, to just fall back into my memories of when I first started listening to his music. I decided to capture these images in black and white just so you can get the real feel of it.

Tuross Head in Film

So last week I shared some of my favourite digital photos from my family trip to Tuross Head. I also happened to bring my film camera to that week too. So here are the pics, which are mostly candid of my cousins playing or sight seeing.

Tuross Head, 2013 Pt. 3

I think everyone by now is sick of the photography base blog posts I've been making this week. I really don't have any words to include in this final installment. But now it is the end. I had an amazing time at the trip, as you should when you get to spend quality time with you dearest family members. There were many fish caught, and lots of sand that travels home with you. 

And the last installment is over. I don't know how to make all my posts and photos cohesive, but yes, this is it. These are the photos. The best of the 600, which probably is just proving how bad I am really. 

Tuross Head, 2013 Pt.2

Here I give you the second part of my holiday. These are more like portraitures, since they feature faces. I didn't realise that most of my photos are very candid, as well as commonly not people. However, when you're on a family trip, having family photos are quite a common thing to do and I always find photos something quite precious. But always in amongst them there' lots of landscapes, and settings. Though I do get shutter happy, I do skim through photos are delete those I don't need.

These photos are ones that made the cut. 

And there you have it, a series of photos that all feature the sky.

Tuross Head, 2013 Pt.1

I mentioned maybe in one of my "Insta-Monday" posts that I went on a family trip to Tuross Head. I took 600 photos during this trip, and instead of boring you all with those photos, I would like to share my favourites from it. In two sections: Part 1, Part 2 & Part 3. So I hope this week isn't too boring for you all. 

The trip lasted almost a week, and we stayed at a lovely beach house. The beaches were gorgeous and I even had a swim even though its Autumn, and transitioning into Winter. But Cold Australia, isn't as cold as the rest of the globe so it was manageable, as long as you warmed yourself up. The trick is to numb yourself in the water and eventually the hardest part would be mentally preparing yourself to get out of the water and into the breeze. 

I guess these photos are more texture based, with deep shadows of smooth and rough surfaces and the creation of silhouettes. All these photos are from the first night we were there. And it was just beautiful watching the sun set in the West.

Insta-Monday

With a bitter taste in my mouth, I'd like to say this is probably going to be my last instagram post for a very long while. Sadly on Saturday evening, my phone was stolen from me while I was at work. I like may was very upset by this. And Well, these were my last instagram posts. I'll think of something to fill up Monday from now on. Anyway here are my last happy moments with my phone before it wasn't.

:)