Official Unveiling of My Call Sign

...you might know Ludlum, or Crichton, but I have been fused to the novel written by Ken Follet entitled The Needle... this novel is about to be come a classic to mind you...LoL... just two weeks ago I have decided that I call myself in our team as "needle" but it seems that the term would not just simply fit for an airsoft gamer call sign... and besides it sounds quite not too military... so because George Lucas is another idol to me, and I am a die hard Star Wars fan, just tonight I am now adopting the call sign "StormtroopR."... so friends and collegues on the game site, watch out...

...of course I won't be wearing the suit... I don't want to suffer from heat stroke with that...

...please visit Team SARS...

Cups of Tea and a Plate of Sushi

...just when I tried to capture utensils and food, I find it so beautiful to look at that I wanted to share it to you... the picture below - the two cups - was captured last June this year... this was taken at Manhattan Resort in Sto. Domingo.

...this plate of sushi was shot in Manila... this was during the Banquet Night held by the Varsitarian staffs to end the Ink Blots Journalism Conference last October 2007...



...I love these two images because of their composition, color blending, and texture...

North vs. South

I would like to congratulate the North Teams for the win during the 3rd Bicol Airsoft Jamboree at Illiang, Iriga City held last August 17, 2008... Your robots have finally swept off our human soldiers. LOL. You seem to have recruited millions of Aseros during that game huh... I just would like to remind all airsfoters that playing this game is not for you to hurt people but for enjoyment... Well, if you enjoy hurting people, then probably you might as well play wrestling for to have a fair game... Please always think that playing airsoft require discipline... Not because you have the best gun means you can become invincible... Remember; HONESTY, RESPECT, CAMARADERIE, HONOR...

If you are a real airsofter, you do not forget these tenets... If you call yourself an operative you do not depend on your guns power but on your skills...

August 17 is also the birthday of my friend and collegue Kuya Jude...Last August 12, Apit also celebrated his birthday... This coming Sunday, August 24, Nel and Jay, both fellow airsofters will be celebrating their birthdays too... Happy Birthday to you and to the rest of the celebrants this month...

Today, August 19, is our 3 years and 8 months anniversary of my Kring... Honey, I love you so much...

If there would be an anthem for some of the North Teams (... also South Teams hehehe) it would be this song:

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My A.E.G.

Aside from a camera, I have another object or gadget that "shoots"... yes, it really does... but it makes shots not by pushing a button but pulling a trigger... I have to confess, yes, I am an airsofter, a.k.a. airsoft operative, a.k.a. airsoft player, whatever you call it.

I never intend to write about my another hobby but lately, I grabbed pictures from a friend and comrade and deemed that it is worth to posted here.... though not so because I am the subject in the picture and of course my A.E.G. MP5...

Disregarding me in the pictures, I found so many things in terms of texture and composition in the images... Aside from that it is in gray scale, other elements are observable... So, before I babble so much nonsensical comments here, I welcome you view these pics:

Experimenting with Glares

Last October 2007, I made a trip to Manila for some journalism seminar. Going home to the place where I stayed, I was amazed of the yellow lights on the streets of Manila and the lights at the UST grounds. Then I decided to get some snapshots with my camera.


This dancing light was captured out of a lamppost along Roxas Blvd... I adjusted the shutter speed to the minimum to create this wonderful effect... The fiery glare created a movement that's abstract and circular...

Another shot of the same lamppost...

The next images were random shots from the edifices of the University of Sto. Tomas... The poor quality of the image maybe a result of the low pixel ratio of the camera used and the atmosphere during the time it was taken...But still, the amber, orange, yellow, and red mixtures in the photos are evident so I posted it anyway...



With these pictures I have proved to myself that having a good camera is never a requisite for you to experiment images. Though, I am still a fan of pro cams. Hope I can get one these year after I bought my dream M733 AEG rifle.

Good luck to me... LOL...