Ways to Help (Part 1)
It hasnt been a good past few weeks for the world at large.
First, the cyclone in Myanmar and then the massive earthquake in Sichuan. More than 100,000 lives are lost,with millions affected.
My heart and prayers goes to the families, loved ones and victims of those affected by these disasters.
For Sichuan, the quake situation is far from settled. More than 300 aftershocks occurred within 10 hours of the earthquake.
Some of my colleagues in Chengdu, though not affected directly by the quake, have difficulties resting as well. They have been on constant alert, for fear that the aftershocks may hit them too.
I appeal to all our readers to donate generously to aid in the relief efforts.
Though no amount of money can lessen the grief and hurt of those affected, it is a simple way to extend your compassion and comfort to them.
By donating quickly, it allows aid agencies to utilise much needed funds to swiftly procure urgent essentials and devise a plan for helping in the rebuilding and reconstruction.
To extend your helping hand to those affected by the two natural disasters, please make your donation through the International Red Cross or Mercy Corps here:







I thought it would be a good idea to share what camera gear I use. I shoot (sometimes) with a Canon EOS350D with standard EF-S 18-55 mm f/3.5-5.6 II lens. 


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