I'm totally turned off by comments which made me really pissed off and misunderstood.

and somehow.. this is probably my only avenue to vent it out.

Saying VC sucks and that what LJ or Rinku's better...

1st, be grateful and respectful.

2nd, if it's that bad, maybe you could recommend to the committee who should be the professionals.

3rd, why give such a comment? Cause we caught an fugly moment of you?

4th, what's your judgement based on? Photos from the slide shows? Have you seen the ENTIRE jpeg files of photographs?

5th, we don't have much time to tweak the photos, and honestly, after tweaking, pictures are usually meant to look better, like bringing out a certain focal point and mood etc. just like how someone tweaked his making it look appealing and nice.

I'm not insulting anyone's photography skills or anything here, don't get me wrong. I'm merely stating my stance and standing up for VC's reputation, and hope that you get the whole picture.

It's been a long long time since I took my camera out for a TP event.

These next two days, it's BSC's Synergy Leaders Camp! Which I was gonna be a photographer for it since there were not many shooting. But I still enjoyed myself seeing the people enjoying themselves getting wet.

   

 







 

Memories in TP will be kept.. with such pictures taken by me and my VC team =D
(btw fyi - the things that were in the water for the station I was shooting for were disgusting. Maple syrup? Soya Bean?? Chin Chow??? Qiu Qing???? Flour????? CHINESE BLACK INK!!!)

on another note...
thanks for today =]

Wanted to take a poll on one of Mariah Carey's greatest hit Without You. Many people did their take on her piece. Just wanna see who you thought did the best or give a rating.

2/3/2009 - 6/3/2009




Departure



The Four of Us =]]



Streets of Kowloon (I think)





At their Starbucks. This is facing their river or canal.



How can we forget... their Disney Land







we took the roller coaster FOUR times to get such pics.. hah

 

One of the two manufacturing sites we went



And finally, the departure hall of Hong Kong.

There's definitely much more pictures than this, but I'm lazy to upload too many here.

What hit me the most from this study trip was the manufacturing costs, think almost 80% of the manufactured goods were labour work, and these labourers are as young as 19 to 28ish. You could see their 'green' eyes as we walked past them listening to their boss. And they are paid like RMB250? Which is like only SGD50 a month..

The trip was a blast thanks to the clique I was in.