Hillsong United concert in Thammasat University Rangsit, Thailand. 8 June 2011.

Holy week celebration. Blessing of Fire.

I so love the reflection of the candlelight on my lens. It created a tiny heart with a ring around it.

Bansaen beach, Thailand.

Beach kites. Bangsaen beach, Thailand.

Thai New Year 2011. Bangsaen beach, Chonburi province, Thailand.

Here’s a few of the Thai foods I have savored at Kai Takra restaurant. One of the best things I enjoy being in Thailand is obviously not running out of authentic choices for gastronomic adventure. I’ll certainly crave for this kind of food when I’m back to my home-country for good.  So this year, I aim to learn how to cook Thai food one menu at a time.  First things first, buy a good cookbook. I have been eying on one at the Royal Thai Project in Future Park, Rangsit which was derived from the princess’ recipes.  Written in both English and Thai  characters.

I look forward to food fairs each year here in the institute where I stay.  This year’s event has lesser attraction but on my personal view, the change in daytime schedule made it perfectly fine for my photos as it gave better contrast.

I enjoy cooking quick and easy foods just like this.  You can find the recipe on my AiCatching blog if you wish to know.  Bon appetit!

New Year’s dawn, at exactly 4:00 am, I stared intently at the sight of this. It was full moon outside.  Unfortunately I forgot to bring my tripod so it was abit challenging to capture objects at night clearly.  I used the manual setting to take sample shots and luckily I got this.

See my version of the red sky above.

Photo taken during one early morning inside AIT campus. Wild flowers blooms abundantly all year round.  I am much more happier seeing and receiving this pretty blooms, in case you might not know =), than a bunch of roses.

Having a good camera is comparably like having a good friend, the more you grow old with it the more you get close to it.  It’s also like having an intimate relationship with where you eventually get to know its weakness and its strengths.  I took this photo above using my Nikitita and I am so pleased of this macro shot that has been filed under my stock photos.

My very first SLR was Fuji then a miracle came and it turned into Nikon D40x DLSR. Now what’s left is my Nikon and lately it has been accompanied by Canon 500D.   Am pleased to have tried all of these but I still feel more closer to Nikon considering the time we’ve spent with each other.  Any camera preference for you?