Skinny Cincai-Shoot Until... aBeh

 

Yesterday was Channel U 10th year anniversary. Channel U is one of the TV channels in Singapore, in case you have no idea what it is. It was such an honor that I was one of the event photographers of the day! 

YEAH!!! xD

 

NO... x(

I don't think anyone would believe that, right? How on earth that is possible. To be exact,  I was one of the event-photographers-standing-within-the-crowd cincai-shoot-photographer.

Just that I was fortunate to have camera with me and just manage to took a few cincai-shots because Whitney went really really bummer that time due to that I was too into pressing my shuttle and neglected her.

 NO... x(

  

It was really rare get to see the VJs in the real life. They look really different in TV and in real life. They are usually look better in real life. Agree? 

One thing I truly admire being a VJ or DJ is the confident they have in front of the cameras or in front the audience. They can really talk and stir the heart of the audience. This reminded me of a sister, Carolyn. My girl friend, Whitney has the gut and confident too in front of the audience.

 

Mine is just opposite. I am quiet and timid in front of people. Better still, no one can sees me. Then only I feel really secure. So going out for meeting or discussion with other people is totally not my thing. That is a no-no.

Like what Ps. Mike said this morning that for we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.

Everyone is destined and prepared in ADVANCE that he/she is going to do something! It could be something really HUGE or it could be something you may seem to be really tiny. Doesn't matter how big or small, it is strong enough to bring an impact to the people around you.

Have you found/realized what God has prepared for you? To be frank, I don't know.. yet. But I'd learn like Moses to hand over his rod.

 

I have this very tiny hobby - cincai-shoot-photos. Am no professional as many of my friends do who actually went full time into photography after they have left school. They are really very good. 

My camera had been stolen for once. What I had now is my second camera. I am blessed to own another one. It seems to be mine. Yet, it is not fully mine. So never hold it too tight. It is just an asset for me to look after as a 好管家 (good servant). And, I'm his handiwork to do good works (cincai-shoot-as-good-photos-as-possible).

I'll continue to do my cincai-shoot until my age is as old as that uncle above. And bring joy to the people when they receive my hard copies.