Kenapa kite mesti kerja? Kalau tak kerja tak boleh ker? Kite kerja sebab mak bapak suruh ker atau sebab kite nak duit untuk hidup? Tak kerja pun boleh dapat duit yang mana omputeh kata passive income. Kite tak payah kerja pun tapi duit masuk.. Kalau terhegeh2 kat ofis buat kerja sampai lewat malam pun, bukannya hari tu jugak kita dapat duit.. Hujung bulan baru masuk gaji.. Jadi kenapa mesti kerja teruk2. Sebenarnya kite tak payah kerja. Kite kene pikirkan something yang boleh generate income dan tak payah pun kerje. Dah ramai org berjaya cara nie.. duduk rumah lagi bagus.. tapi duit masuk..

Apa apa pun, kite kene bersyukur sebab kite ada kerja.. ada duit boleh hidup.. bile dah ada duit jgn lupa bayar zakat... rezeki biar 'bersih'..

Chow... aku sambung kerja balik.. banyak lagi tak settle...

Just to share with you guys... some techniques of photo shooting.. I've tried some which I learned from magazine... Its not really difficult... just play around with angle of shooting, geometry of objects, lighting, speed of shutter and apertures..
hope you love some of these...

These photos were taken from the top of Gerong Mountain located in Geoje Island. This mountain is 'a nice to climb' since the route is not so 'tough' compared to Gunung Yong Belar, Korbu, Yong Yap, Irau or Tahan. It took me 1hour++ to reach the top.. Anyway, the geograpical pattern on top of this mountain reminds me of Kinabalu..



"For the old friends of mountainers - miss you guys and the good old days"..

This cat is not mine.. it belongs to somebody which I dont know who.. Those pictures were taken somewhere in Yokohama during winter of 2003..

Last week I had a precious chance to visit a place where the second atomic bomb hit Japan - Nagasaki. I would like to share what I've considered as the worst event of human kind. The bomb was released by US army on the 9th of August 1945, three days after the first atomic bomb hit Hiroshima. Thousands of people died and thousands more suffered from the illness due to atomic radiation. The effect of the deadly bomb still can be seen and well kept at the Atomic Museum...

"The first one minute was 4000 degree celcius and the following minutes was 3000 degree celcius. Heat rays were so enormous such that human liquid was suck to dry, human skin vaporized, human skull and glass and steel melted, water of the river boiled such that it couldn't be drunk by the thirsty villagers, fire everywhere, land became empty.. It was a total destructive phenomenon of all forms of life and human kind. The suffering of the Nagasaki residents described it as the moment of hell - there lies thousands of sad stories which remain until today" - dicky

Photo1 - One of the river beside of the point of hit
Photo2 - View of one of the street at Takara Machi
Photo3 - Maybe this is photographer view of the atomic bomb.. hehe
Photo4 - This church was destroyed during the blast (Urakami Cathedral)
Photo5 - Nite view of Inasa Machi River

Back in Korea, this is where I live and work. It is a small island surrounded by mountains. To be precise, the so called Geoje Island is where some known shipyards are located. It is quite isolated from main city of Korea making this island left behind in term of entertainment and social life. I love mountains anyway.. so what..