Curbside Stories

I actually bought several books over the weekend and I haven't finished reading Rich Dad Poor Dad  yet... All are e-Books from Kindle. I love my mom so much for letting me use her account to buy books that I desire. 1. Organizational Culture Change: Unleashing your organization's potential in circles of 10 by Marcella Bremer (I think something needs to change in our organization) 2. The World According To Monsanto by Marie-Monique Robin (I am into conspiracy theories lately) 3. The Existence of God by Francois De Salignac De La Mothe-Fenelon (just got curious of the title) 4. 30 Days and Counting by Leslie Symth (finished reading this just in time before Romney-Obama debate) 5. What Makes People Tick? Handwriting Analysis X-ray To the Soul by David J. Riffey (just got curious whether my handwriting reflects the kind of person I really am) 6. Butcher of Venice by Irmgard Rawn (one suspense novel to break the monotony) 7. Frozen Delight by Saff...

Photo taken in Pangasinan, Philippines using Canon PowerShot A3200 IS. I love photography. I do not own a DSLR. What I have is a point and shoot camera that I bring with me wherever I go. A photographer never leaves his camera because he will never know when a perfect photo moment will come. Just a backgrounder... I love photography because I love nature. I like to look at the clouds, the moon and the stars. I am a sentimental person and it is through photos that I remember the significant moments of my life. In my list of the 10 things I will accomplish this year , owning a DSLR is one. And I am getting closer and closer to accomplishing that goal. So excited! So... while the DSLR waits, here are some great tips from Eric Kim , a known street photographer. 1. Just because someone has an expensive camera doesn’t mean that they’re a good photographer. 2. Always shoot in RAW. Always. 3. Prime lenses help you learn to be a better photographer. 4. Photo editing is a...