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No problem. Indeed I was out of ideal position for most of the shots. The side views became too repetitive to a point they become too predictable and boring to look at. But still, I like few of the side view shots.

Actually, I don't know if my "less ideal" angle was a blessing in disguise, as compared to frontal view. My side view has loving black and uncluttered background. Picture 1 & 6 would not be good if shot from front, with the equipment blocking the subject. Depending on the shooting level...

26. The Retreat ... 27. Encore ... 28. The end. More here: http://zanfolio.com/gallery/slideshow.php?set_albumName=album21

21. 22. Inviting his Manager on stage ... 23. A Gratitude Embrace ... 24. Coming to the end ... 25. The Finale ...

16. Da Chang Jin by Kelly 17. 18. Solitude 19. 20.

11. 12. Cheering on ... 13. Lap Singing ... 14. A Duet with Kelly 15. Consolating Embrace ...

6. Guitarist 7. Ronald's Dad 8. A Duet 9. Looking on to Dad 10. Loneliness

His debut Mandarin Album catapult him to fame in 1996. Despite already in the scene for 10 years, this is Ronald's 1st concert. Guest appearance include Jacky Cheung, Kelly Chen, Ah Sa (Twins), Yang Qian Hua and Leung Kar Fai, to name the more significant few. 1. Ronald drumming away ... 2...

so, you paid $170 in total ???

wow, price then and now not much diff, way to go YMCA!!! But then I believe summer rate (peak season) is more expensive than winter rate... which also explain why the super large dorm was closed. 40 beds with Orchestrated Night Symphony ... don't think it would be a great experience for me...

hey, I also have one pic of this fish in the Bergen open market, some 5 minutes away from the YMCA (tugged at one corner/lane) which I stayed for around SGD$25 per night some years ago. Not sure if it is the same YMCA that you stayed but I reckon should be the same since Bergen is a little small...

ya, just I thought it would during winter. thanks for confirming that... ;) ok, Summer Floyds Cruise was great but short of my expectation being impressive. Thought winter would be spectacular and that you can confirm that for me also ;p

Lofoten Island in June, 10.30pm ish... boating to an ideal location to witness the mid-night sun: Did you go to any glacier or cruise along the floyds?

very insightful indeed, never knew my idolised Raffles had a beer tummy and William Farquar was near bald. Nevertheless, a great visual teaching material for the students today :thumbsup:

trust me, I have seen togu in the flesh, he is no commandos material, haha... ;p

When was the rule changed? I failed on the 22nd March 2005. I didn't receive any memo leh, my unit sergeant idle maybe. I found out my unit only after one sergeant (or was it an officer ?!?!) physically came knocking on my door, handed the decree to my family... SAF very respect me, haha ...

wow, act of terror :bsmilie: haha... I also went overseas many years (having served NS before that), came back, not even gone to 1 ICT since ord 1997. No unit also until last year December (my heart sunk by default!!! so don't flame me hoh ;p ) but I was never recalled back when they had 2...

I would categorize your usage as normal/average/medium. So, if I were you, I will set the humidity to normal/medium. General upkeep/maintenance includes: 1) keeping the lens/camera/equipment cleaned before storage. 2) Keeping the lens/camera/equipment airy, meaning remove filters, lens/body...

My understanding of setting "correct humidity range" depends on how often you use your camera/lens or how often you open the dry cabinet. If you often (say, everyday or 3/4 days a week) open your dry cabinet, for whatever reasons, it may be best to set to slightly lower humidity than average...

well, I didn't say I won't call the TAxi Co. I will decide when/what to do that is best for me or for the situation. Busy hosting now lah.... This thread is not about me ranting or complaining to forumers and to pity me being "victimized". $5 is really nothing to rant about. His act didn't...