Chicken a la Carte : Director: Ferdinand Dimadura
Genre: Drama
Produced In: 2005
Synopsis: This film is about the hunger and poverty brought about by Globalization. There are 10,000 people dying everyday due to hunger and malnutrition. This short film shows a forgotten portion of the society. The people who live on the refuse of men to survive. What is inspiring is the hope and spirituality that never left this people.
How would you respond to this?
Sunday, April 19
Friday, April 17
Farewell
CF Farewell on the 1st of April, 2009. That was approximately 2 weeks ago. Just another farewell. Except that it's for me. Well, precisely my entire batch with me included.
Except for AC, noone else really cried. Shame. Would have been more fun and dramatic if more people did.
Anyway, few photos here to picturize the night.
Pictures above were taken on the 1st of April, 2009 at DK 11 of USM.
Except for AC, noone else really cried. Shame. Would have been more fun and dramatic if more people did.
Anyway, few photos here to picturize the night.
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| From Farewell |
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| From Farewell |
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| From Farewell |
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| From Farewell |
Pictures above were taken on the 1st of April, 2009 at DK 11 of USM.
Sunday, April 5
The Wait
It started to drizzle when we reached. It was quite a letdown for JE; the rain steals away light of which he desires to chase after, he said. OK...not exact words, i dramatized the expression.
I was hesitant to agree.
The first 15 minutes was simply enjoying the serenity.
Several fishing-enthusiasts did not seem to be botherd by the mild drizzle. Steadily, quietly and patiently they continued with no obvious discontentment of being unfruitful (or should i say, unfishful). Indeed, they have compensated much colors to the sceneries.
Then, it came to me. My inspiration, a message; The Wait.
With an intention to capture my thoughts, i withdrew my loyal 450D from its bag and began shooting.
The result - a series of shots i am personally satisfied with. Much to improve though, but the fact that a message was conceded before the first look through the viewfinder makes the entire experience - focused, dedicated, intentful and FUN.
I was hesitant to agree.
The first 15 minutes was simply enjoying the serenity.
Several fishing-enthusiasts did not seem to be botherd by the mild drizzle. Steadily, quietly and patiently they continued with no obvious discontentment of being unfruitful (or should i say, unfishful). Indeed, they have compensated much colors to the sceneries.
Then, it came to me. My inspiration, a message; The Wait.
With an intention to capture my thoughts, i withdrew my loyal 450D from its bag and began shooting.
The result - a series of shots i am personally satisfied with. Much to improve though, but the fact that a message was conceded before the first look through the viewfinder makes the entire experience - focused, dedicated, intentful and FUN.
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| From PB River Side |
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| From PB River Side |
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| From PB River Side |
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| From PB River Side |
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| From PB River Side |
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| From PB River Side |
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| From PB River Side |
The pictures above were taken on the 4th of April, 2009 at the river bank of Sg. Kerian, old town of Parit Buntar.
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