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Cosy Outing

I just came home from the class outing which i firmly believe is the first and last before the final exam. Time for attendance taking. Jensen, Yihui, Ah Mei, Eemin, Yingqi, Ah Ren, Zongneng and Kwang Yong were present at Adam Food Centre where we had a spread of stingray, curry chicken, murtabak, prawn mee/chilli noodles, indian rojak, nasilemak and ice kachang. I'm half asleep now so don't blame me if i said anything wrong. Sagar stood us up while junli and jingnan were both sick. Hope both of you get better soon. Must take care yah!? Vinod, joel and christina were busy... all in all, not too bad an attendance considering that 6 turned up the last time.

There was this uncle at the hawker centre who went on and on about... Hmmm, i wasn't listening much but i remember clearly that he was complaining about Indians marrying Chinese ladies. Weird topic to bring up with a stranger and i felt that his remarks were rather racist. Nonetheless, we tried our very best to be polite and entertain him (hoping that he didn't poison our drinks as he brought it over).

Shortly after, 3 of us went to cosy bay to be chilled. (ZN, ah mei and moi). Took a couple of photos there but was satisfied by none. It's not too bad a place except for the price. Prepare an empty glass when you visit that place so you can scoop some free mineral water from the endless supply, aka Kallang river. Spent some time talking rot until the lighthouse closed for the day. =) not too bad an outing i suppose. Thank God nothing went too wrong (less the attendance).

7 Comments:

Blogger jcyrhs said...

Road Up North

Camera Model: NIKON D70
Lens: Nikkor DX 18-70 Wide-Zoom
Exposure Time: 8 sec
F-Number: f/14.0
Exposure Program: Aperture Priority
Exposure Bias: 1 EV
Metering Mode: Center Weighted Average
Focal Length (35mm Equiv): 27 mm
Filter: Hoya R72

A different view of the central library (NUS) and i purposely added a strong vignette and higher contrast that i would other wise to play around with the colours. First time shooting IR, nothing spectacular since there is the lack of the must-have lakes and blue skies. Nonetheless a totally different view of my new school.

IR will be up for the next few days. muAhahaz

29 October, 2005 02:38  
Blogger chiew said...

i like! dont ask me why cos i usual, i just like it! (:

29 October, 2005 02:38  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Looks like winter if u don't look to closely at details.. Hmm funny how the mid part is brighter. are IR shots meant to be like that? or is it caused by the filter? hmm..

shit, can't believe I'm so bored, keep going through ppl's blogs. at least this one is updated daily.. lol

29 October, 2005 02:46  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

It was a nice outing :) (btw I'm Ee Min not Eemin haha..all the small letters after the capital E look very ...not-nice hahah..:)

Yep hope can have more outings after tat dreaded period of scribbling on papers and pulling out hair..:)

29 October, 2005 12:36  
Blogger andromean said...

nice photo! really looks like snow.. haha

29 October, 2005 16:21  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

joel: I added a slight touch of vignette which is perhaps a style i've adopted from John Washington. Though people complain about it, he stuck to his style which produces some amazing effect at times...

thanks all for the nice comments. Hopefully this will make NUS a nicer place to study in (since you got a different persepective of school now.)

andromean: yeah... dun need to go aussie for SNOW.

29 October, 2005 19:42  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

it does look cool, but then i think u over did it in the middle.. too bright for my taste. i like the tones at the sides tho.

30 October, 2005 03:19  

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