How Do I See With My #blackberrypassport. Every New Shot, New Experiment, New Experience I Get With That.
How do I see with my #blackberrypassport. Every new shot, new experiment, new experience I get with that. Pictures from instagram @vik.tooor might look like something I post here, they don’t.
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Take a look at how it is here. People. Clouds. Bays.
Saturday, the 5th of March.
SFU vs MSUB
I have been in a baseball game several years ago in Toronto in a big Stadium, but i was able to understood what was going on only because of my camera which has a nice zoom, but it was not that feeling that you are actually on a game.
However, on Saturday I got more, i got much more, than back in a days in Toronto. I was really close to a pitcher and i felt that atmosphere of the game. Probably its better to start learning about new sport with a small field. Well, actually baseball and softball are kind of different sports, i guess, but the idea is pretty the same. The thing is that I almost got the rules of that game. The hardest part is to understand when is the ball, i think.
@sfu team and MSUB team are strong. It was interesting to watch how they play, how they throw, pitch,hit(probably its not how its called). I saw some moments in the internet before the game to get the idea and if to compare with professional leagues, I haven't seen a lot of difference, may be only in the speed.
Girls from the both team are good the players and just really nice.
p.s. and again, i dont know about that game a lot, so probably a lot of definitions may be wrong and something like that. It is just my thoughts about that match
Almost empty SFU library. I'll show you what will be tomorrow at the same time.
I am still working on landscapes. And even that option on my camera does not help with that. For me it is a challenge to find the balance between site sky, mountains, forest. May be I should find another way of doing photo of mountains etc.
The sun, the shadow, the sky.
BC Kendo Federation
Tournament by Kendo in SFU
Singapore Zoo
The Malayan tapir (Tapirus indicus), also called the Asian tapir, is the largest of the five species of tapir and the only one native to Asia. The scientific name refers to the East Indies, the species' natural habitat. In the Malay language, the tapir is commonly referred to as cipan, tenuk or badak tampung.
Enjoy the Fall🍂🍁
The colours of autumn
Second Part.
I enjoy black&white photo. It is one of the my favourite kind of it. Just two colours can show you all about picture, about moment. You will think that it’s just a poster from internet, but it’s not so! Vader is awesome! “May The Force Be With You “
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