"So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past."
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Update 06.08.09: Sold!
I’m selling a Ricoh Caplio GX100 on behalf of a friend. It was purchased in late 2007, but is still in very mint condition. The asking price is S$580.
Featuring a 24—72mm zoom lens (35mm equivalent), this 10 megapixel digital camera also comes bundled with a removable electronic viewfinder, which tilts for low-angle shots, and a 19mm wide-angle conversion lens.
From image quality to handling to build quality, the Caplio GX100 is, in my opinion, one of the best point-and-shoot cameras for the serious shutterbug. I hardly rave about a point-and-shoot digital camera, but the GX100 is such a good one I’ve been lusting for it since the day it came out, and I’d have gladly gotten it if it weren’t for the fact that I can’t afford it right now.
Nightsound is back!
Some of you may remember the photographs I’d taken at Nightsound’s Circus In Motion gig at The Play Den last year. If you missed that gig, here’s your chance now to support local music.
Fields of Lavender is a one-night-only, hour-and-a-half performance at the Esplanade Recital Studio on December 17, 2008 (Wednesday) at 7:30 pm.
Tickets are at S$35 (excluding S$3 booking fee) and are available through Sistec.
Click on this link for a sampling of Nightsound’s dark, cinematic music; this is a song called Shine, taken from Nightsound’s latest album Mercy Star.
Like what you hear? Buy your tickets now! For more information, visit Nightsound’s website at www.nightalive.com.
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34, male and very Cancerian. Often irascible, even if he is prescient to his emotions. Lives for the resonance of beautiful passages, cinematic magic and aural bliss. Dabbles in fiction writing, photography, sketching and daydreaming in his free time, even though he is paid to do just those in a professional capacity.
He is, in other words, quite a geek.
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