A Sweet Goodbye.

So i sold my Nikon D3000. after one and a half years of the lack of photographic achievements which i had initially overestimated in me. Took me over a year to realize that it was not my thing, but anyhow i'm really glad i dipped my infant toes into the vast sea of photography. I actually learnt a thing or two from it. It taught me how to see things from different angles and perspectives, and it's amazing how those parameters are able to tell different stories, messages and emotions which are exuded in just a single photograph. I've learnt to acknowledge and understand the great wonders and possibilities in the world of photography, though i was hardly close to becoming a master at it, this period of exposure had made me develop a deeper appreciation for good photographs, and a greater respect for good photographers around the world.

Right now, the Nikon is in the hands of Joel Sakkari, or better known as Joel Saccharide, or what i'd like to call Mr.Sugar (because Sakkari means Sugar, and Saccharide scientifically means Sugar as well). Now this is a guy whose hands i believe, can create magic with the camera. He's got the talents and passion which i never had, so i'm glad my camera has found a better owner.

So what's next? A Semipro maybe? or a Polaroid? or maybe i'll share with Nazrin a DSLR with video function. We'll see. It's never wrong to explore different things in life to widen your horizon. It makes life all the more interesting.

Lets end this post by going down the memory lane i had with my Nikon. Just a brief one.

Easter eggs. Made by Miss Lee.

Statue of Buddha. Aunt Jenny's house.

Lamb Chop. Sizzler's Ranch, Mangalore.

Best drink in the world.

Bali.

Sleeping but still alive. As unpredictable as Life.

Adrenaline Rush.

Beauty in detail.

Briyani. India.

when Life throws you with choices.

of Sunset and Boat Rides.

and the Hope & Anticipation one should always have in Life.