Friday, April 27, 2007

Morning Commute to Work - Dry Run
I tried the direct bus to work routine to see if I could get to work on time.
Boarded bus 70 at 7.20am and reached the destinated bus stop at 8.16am.
It was quite a tight schedule with no room for error considering I'm supposed to clock in at 8.30am.
I guess it's the MRT for me in the future.
I don't wish to spend 1hr on the bus as it nudges thru Upper Paya Lebar Road.

Early morning sun along Upper Paya Lebar Road.


Merlion.


Mini merlion.


Future work place.




Keeping track of the buses available at the surrounding nearby bus stops.
The stop where I alighted.


Choiced returning bus stop.


The alternate one further down.
It's just opposite Robinson Point but there're no relavant rides that I can take home.


The one further down towards Raffles Place MRT.

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Monday, April 23, 2007

D.I.Y Passport Photos
My upcoming job requires me to bring along a couple of passport size photos on my first day.
I've found some of my old photos taken at the neighborhood photo shop.
In these photos, I wasn't smiling properly, my head was tilted and the picture wasn't cropped accurately.
I ain't gonna be submitting such photos to my employer to be made into my ID pass.
And did I mention they costed 7bucks for 6 photos?

I followed these instructions fr hardwarezone.com to make my own passport size photos for 4R prints.

The image file I sent for my 4R prints.

Hamsum anot? LOL

I went to my usual neighborhood photo shop to develop my prints.
I asked how much it'll cost to print just one instant 4R print.
The auntie replied 50cents.
I submitted my photo thru their counter top pc interface with my SD card.
While waiting for my print, I noticed that she and her friend were experimenting with their passport photo shooting setup near the back of their shop.
After printing out my photo, the auntie briefly flashed my 4R print to her friend before handing it over to me.
I guess she was either indicating to her buddy "now that's a pro!!!" or "what a con job!!!".
I left the shop with a smile on my face.

After cutting them out myself.


Total cost: S$0.50

Tip: When taking pix of yourself, try having a mirror behind your digicam so that you can view the LCD of the digicam and adjust yourself to fit in the frame correctly AND adjust your posture/facial expression during the countdown of ur timer.

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Sunday, April 22, 2007

Railway Shoot
It was a rainy afternoon, so mybearbrick and I hide out at the Mac at King Albert Park until the rain subsides before we trek down along the KTM railway for our adventurous photoshoot.
We had to keep looking over our shoulders in fear of an oncoming train.

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Here comes the train!!!








Some old materials for rail works.






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Small rivers and canals.






















The route for the day.

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Saturday, April 14, 2007

Hasegawa Trytool
Modeling Saw Set TP-3

Just bought the mini saw set from HAG to try try.







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