Decided to throw one in here from Gary & Andrea’s wedding day. Seriously…finding the right image ain’t easy! To add to the difficulty, a small part of me wanted to do nose rings. Hehe.

Ok. So you decide to bring your favorite, out of production Voigtlander Ultron 35mm f1.7 lens out for kicks, when you realize that the section before the focusing ring to the front lens element is shaky ask hell!? I hear “WTF!” coming from some parts of Singapore right about that time. Fret not. Here’s the fix, which takes only 20mins or less. Applying nail clear coat is optional, but doing so will lower the chance of that repeat “What The F***” telecast earlier.











Now put everything back together and you’re done! Happy camper. From the looks of it, I’ll have to perform this operation on my Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f1.5 soon.

Yesterday was one of those days. Ever wake up in the morning wondering if you were doing the right thing? Or maybe you just don’t know what’s wrong, but the heart feels heavy and all seems like a lost cause.

So I decided to drop everything for a few hours, and called my buddy Chris up to just go out and take pictures of anything we wanted, anytime we wanted. The drive took us from Woodlands Road to Sungei Kadut Industrial Area, on to Lim Chu Kang and we finally popped out onto KJE at Jalan Bahar.

The drive through that route was truly an interesting one, and certainly fruitful as some of my clients will probably find out in the weeks to come. The highlight of the drive was discovering a spa/resort right smack in the middle of Lim Chu Kang! That’s right folks, for S$330/night, you can stay in your own air-conditioned mini-villa complete with your own car porch and outdoor shower with a rain dome shower head. Then we saw the condition of the UV light mosquito zapper, and I must say a lot of mosquitoes had already checked in…hehe…or did they check out.

So. I’ve finally decided on what my end-game solution will be, and this is it. Time to stop escaping, and start doing something about it. Anybody interested in a limited edition fine-art print of the image below?

Hey guys! More good stuff for you too look at. Just the basic edits on these for now ey?

Carl Jung (1875-1961)

When I first met Look & Ivy, what really struck me was how different the two of them were – they still are, and forever will be. The beauty of this relationship is that they’re willing to sit down and listen, but this evening, I trust they’ll not only listen harder, but on the same frequency as well.