Is it me, or Lucinda's never changed since this picture from 2004?
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The first ever photograph I took in my life: My father with his elbow leaned against a coconut tree in Pangkor Island. His smile was weak and helpless because I was holding his camera. I was four years old.
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- One of those cliched photos you'd see on magazines...
- That fountain from the first Matrix, Sydney.
- The sleeping bearded man. Multiple exposure with H...
- Giant, urm, wheels.That wildlife park on the way t...
- This building is quite an iconic landmark of Melbo...
- Alcatraz, San Francisco. Ok, fine. I lied.Pylon lo...
- It's giving deep thoughts about Postmodern ecologi...
- Despite the subjects' idiocy, this is still my bes...
- Opera House doing night shift.Circular Quay, Sydney.
- Of course, what would Ekiden be without the 'V's?I...
- I like the 'sick boy' look Sarah was going after. ...
- Last medium format photo of the day.The trees next...
- Look at that colour saturation! ISO 800 = crazy.Ca...
- My first experiment with the Holga. It's a fresh c...
- My first time here. Maybe I've grown up, but it se...
- Labrats.9.2.24. RMIT, Melbourne.
- A chink of 2006 final year students of Advertising...
- The pharmacist, tourist, engineer, and architect.A...
- The colour reminds me of one of my 'fighting' fish...
- Jetstar promoting their cheap flights to Hawaii. O...
- One of those stop overs in between the 10 hour bus...
- I like overlooking from tall towers. Makes me feel...
- I hate overlooking from tall towers. 5 minutes lat...
- Look at them sexy pillars.National Gallery, London.
- No, I didn't do any of that.Auckland, New Zealand.
- Single most important thing about portraits: Alway...
- Before you think 'how cute!' I have to say that th...
- The Shibuya of London I guess.Regent Street.
- I'll alway curse to this perfect scenery.On the wa...
- Queenstown, New Zealand.
- The amount of tourists waiting merely for the chan...
- The crowd waiting for Johnny Depp and co. for the ...
- Is it me, or Lucinda's never changed since this pi...
- James in front of his house. Erm, forgotten the pl...
- Looks like a Peter Stuyvesant ad went wrong.Regent...
- I've yet to actually see the exhibition. Opens til...
- I said 'Holy Shit' out loud upon seeing this. Appa...
- This is the closest I could get to the London Eye ...
- This photo looks like a typical 'feel good' post c...
- I remember having a tough time taking this picture...
- Reminds me of that Patch Adam movie of Robin Willi...
- See that air balloon camp thingy at the left? That...
- There's something dark about this picture that I l...
- If you stare long enough it's like looking into a ...
- Although I had to come here for my first architect...
- First time I met up with Kyoko since 2004. Appeari...
- Tokyo had its heaviest snow the day before I left ...
- I still can't get what made the blue spot. But thi...
- Makes me wanna go 'ooommmmmm' for a long time.Ryoa...
- A real geisha. People tell me that it's rare to se...
- Imagine after getting off the plane, taking the su...
- It looks like a big maze but it's not.It's just a ...
- This is a a small buffer to the vast invasion of m...
- Just some random flowers. Really.Garden near Ryoan...
- The owner of the noodle shop said it'd look super ...
- Guy trimming Japanese cupcakes.So they invented th...
- Somehow I think you won't suspect a thing if I wer...
- Just to show you that not all my photos turned out...
- Godzilla's wristwatch.Shibuya, Tokyo.
- If you turn this upside down, it's as if the garde...
- Would you like a cup of Zen? Sadly, the stone gard...
- I just felt like a school girl taking this photo.K...
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