OUR SINGAPORE TRIP

     Sorry for the low quality pictures. Something was wrong with my camera at that time. The WB and my lens's focusing mechanism wasn't working properly. Please bear with my photos. It is very clear on this first three photos that Singapore was able to maintain its cleanliness. British and Chinese inspired structures is also very rampant on the country which clearly telling the story of Singapore's history. Singapore is a very recommendable place for family recreation. The country was even dubbed as Asia's playground because of its size. To see is to believe that Singapore is really a progressive country.

FROM OUR HONGKONG TRIP

Its quite a long time since I posted my last blog.Ive been busy this past few months because of my toxic schedule as a ship design engineer. I am currently working on our new project a 180k deadweight bulk carrier. I was assigned to do the bottom part of the ship's structure.

This morning I was checking the drawing done by one of my staff. I was so disappointed on the skill he imparted on his drawing it seemed that the education I shared to them for several months was just wasted. I was expecting more from this them. As Design Section Chief of our part I am responssible for checking all drawing assigned on our part before the Principal Engineer's approval for yard construction. Anyways enough of this work

related sentiments let me just share to you some of the photos which I took when me and baby went to Hongkong last year. I actually posted this photos

in my Facebook, I hope you like it.

This is my favorite fireworks on the Disney castle no wonder why my fiancée cried because of joy.

ROAMING AROUND MANILA BAY

Here are some of the Pictures I took when Me and Baby took a walk at Manila bay this afternoon. I had with me my Canon EOS 1000D mounting an 18-55mm IS Lens with an EW-60 Lens Hood and a CPL Filter. I hope you will like this photos.

A Picture of a Boy Playing at the Bay Side

(Camera set at Program AE; WB=Shade+Flash Fired; ISo=400 @ 1/160,F5.6)

A Picture of a Kalesa

(Camera set at Program AE; WB=Shade; ISo=400 @ 1/125,F7.1)