Homeless Children

The elder sister is looking after her two little brother and sister.

These homeless children can be easily found at most traffic lights during your way back home. Seriously, it is a very sad scene I have ever seen at the place where I usually go back home from work. These children are supposed to have a home, go to school, play with their peer friends and live with their family rather than work and sleep on the street. They lose out on a chance to have a decent childhood.

This photo is intended to the f*ckin' government which supposed to be responsible for their life. As we all can see that the government only cares about their own ass or talking shits about Lady Gaga's concert in Jakarta. Dude, look down! There still plenty of people you should take care of!

*Sorry for those who works for the government; I sincerely don't have any intention to offense you. I know there are many good and kind government servants.

In Papua, Not!

These photos were taken when I had an appointment with my hunny at the Sour Sally ;)

Anyone knows where these photos were taken?

Mas Didik in Action

Hehehee...I took this photograph when we were having a one-day trip to Kelor-Cipir-Onrust Islands. Will post the field report soon ;)

Taken with Nikon D90 | ISO 200 | 31mm | f/10 | 1/400s

Strobist - Test

Well, frankly this is the first time I took photo using strobist technique. The result is awesome (for me). The 3D object truly comes out..Gotta buy (at least) one flash and one remote. How much do they cost? Not cheaaapp. *sigh!

Old Lady

“What could be more beautiful than a dear old lady —an accident of nature, growing wise with age? Every age can be enchanting, provided you live within it. A beautiful old lady is a work of art.”

Last Moments with My D5000

Sunday, January 23rd 2011, was the last time I used my Nikon D5000 camera. It is so hard to say good bye, for we have shared many moments together (*lebaaay). It was the camera that introduced me to the photography world. It also taught me how to use the camera well, and even it gave me some extra cash. LOL!

Photograph by mas Didik using Canon 50D

I will upload more photos into this entry post, soon... :)

Swift Dance

The dancers move so fast as if they are fusing into each other!

What's Goin' On?

"What the heck is goin' on over there? Don't they see I'm tryin' to fix ma bike?!"

Ready for Hunt

Last weekend, I went to JHCC for the two biggest events ever held in Jakarta; JMC 2010 and Indocomtech 2010. And yea...this photograph was taken right before we go for a hunt.
*Look at my expression,,more like a ... (fill in the blank by yourself) LOL!

From left to right: Yo'i, Pap, Me

Shot with Canon 50D by mas Didik, my colleague.

Upside-Down

This photograph was taken when I was exploring around campus for a ride.

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Talent(s): Local Kids
Camera: NIKON D5000
Shutter Speed: 1/1600 second
Aperture: F/5.0
Focal Length: 135 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Date Taken: Oct 24, 2010, 9:35:16 AM

Kota Tua Artists

They have been the models since ages, always being the faithful friends for photographers at the time they run out objects.

Monster Beetle

"Monster Kumbang" is what he calls himself. A very talkative and smart ass kid...Azriel.

Next Rising Star

Here is the next rising star:

Cameraman in Action

This photograph was taken on the sly. The cameraman didn't notice if I took his photograph, for he was too busy recording skaters doing 360, kickflip, and nose grind.

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Duck on My Head

This was taken when I went to JIExpo a couple of months ago. I was taking concert photographs, but suddenly this man blocked my way. His hat was kinda funny, so I took it (the photograph, of course)!

Sincere Smile

I never demand a luxury living. I just want to live this life in sincerity, with a smile and blessing from Allah swt.

Wanna Party?

Give it up to the Dee Jeee...!!!

Fire Man

When I was taking a rest after a dinner at JIExpo, Kemayoran, I saw this man playing with fire...The photographs are a little bit dark and not focus, for they were taken in a sec. I forgot and didn't have time to set the aperture and shutter. However, please enjoy!

Kerak Telor

Another gift from Jakarta annual event...Please enjoy! ;)

Exif Info:
Model: NIKON D5000
Shutter Speed: 5/30 second
Aperture: F/4.0
Focal Length: 55 mm
ISO Speed: 800

Curious

It is a miracle that curiosity survives formal education.