First post in 2011.
Well since I couldn't do my last post of 2010 in time because my brand new Sony Vaio crashed on me and seemingly wiped all my data along with it, my baby had spent the last couple of days dismantling my laptop and doing a hard recovery on all my files, which outside would charge RM1000 per GB of data (apparently this is not your typical data recovery that normally low yat charge RM150 for), it requires a special software and is a bitch to retrieve them back.
We have been working on the solution (which took us one day to find) since last year (well it's been three days) and the progress is simply tedious. Urgh.
And this does not include the time I would need to take to format my laptop and install everything back again.
I have to say, my baby is simply a genius. And I'm glad he's here for me.
In case you're wondering, I'm updating from my iPhone, which isn't the friendliest way to blog but it's definitely easier than a blackberry when it comes to typing. Phew.
Went to KLCC last night for my first Malaysia count down in years.... And it's like a flesh market out there. I never knew the existence of human traffic until last night. Made me appreciate experience of traffic jam in a car ten times fold, no wait, it made me appreciate traffic jam, period.
So yes, Happy New Year everyone. Will resume blogging once my laptop live again.
Xoxo
Stunning Brush-Less Portraits by David Walker
In this post I am going to present some mind blowing Beautiful Brush-Less Portraits created by David Walker. Working in portraiture and using only spray paint David's ability to capture his subject in his trademark multi-layered style has seen him invited to exhibit all over the world and his work becoming highly collectible. David Walker's started painting three years ago. For two of those years, he only painted in black, white, and pink because it was cheaper and allowed him to concentrate on his subjects more. Then, he came across a box of random colored paint that had been buried in the studio and he started exploring with as many colors as he could, all at once.
Using self-enforced constraints such as a 'no brushes rule' David is pushing the medium in his own unique direction and challenging preconceptions. So what are you waiting for give a look at this beautiful portraits.
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Breathtaking Photos of the Sunbeams Natural Beauty
Sunbeams are one of the most interesting subjects in photography because everyone loves to see to natural beauty of sunbeams specially in winters. For photographers it is a challenging task to capture the natural beauty of the variety of colors from the light of the sun as it falls on earth.
Here are some Breathtaking Photos of the Natural Beauty of Sunbeams for inspiration. Take a look at these photos and for sure, you will be amazed at the lovely scenery of the light beams coming from sun.
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