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First off, happy new year to those reading this (and those who aren't.) I can definitely say 2012 was one heck of a year. It's during this year that I realized that photography is a much bigger part of my life than I had originally figured. Learned a whole lot in Street Photography, and still even more to learn. So I figured I'd start 2013 by dedicating close to a month to that. I'm going to New York with the sole purpose of shooting on the streets. Then after a week I'm heading back to my second home, San Francisco, where, aside from a lot of shooting as well, I'll get to see family and friends who I haven't seen for a year. Hopefully this

I guess the three-year itch is a real thing. After close to that period working in the 'titillating' world of Risk Management, I woke up one day last month and realized that I couldn't take it anymore. I needed a change; badly. So up with the resignation and off we go. Now wondering what the next step will be, but it looks very likely I might uproot and move countries again. Guess Dubai will be the logical option for me this time... On a different note, I'm quite happy with the direction I've taken with Street Photography this past year. Learned a lot, and much more to learn as well. Can't be more excited about the 3rd DD I got a few days a

It's a bit hard to digest really, but yeah, now I can say I have one client-commissioned project under my belt :D A few months back, I was dabbling with time-lapse photography and I had posted a 5-second clip on my facebook page. As luck would have it, someone saw the clip and was interested enough to refer me to a company that was looking for just that, a time-lapse video as part of a promotional campaign for a resort they're building. They asked me to meet with reps from their ad agency, Saatchi, so we could work out the details.  (By the way, I'm not divulging anything I shouldn't) That was back in November, which I think was the most sc