Freedom, the Chinese traditional kite. Xiamen Fujian Province, China. Is freedom enlightenment? # Flickr: [1], [2]. 

Freedom, the Chinese traditional kite. Xiamen Fujian Province, China. Is freedom enlightenment? # Flickr: [1], [2]. 

Freedom, the Chinese traditional kite. Xiamen Fujian Province, China. 
Is freedom enlightenment? 

# Flickr: [1], [2]. 

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Red Ants, Swarm intelligence, Self-organising system, these amazing creatures they intrigue me.# Original and more pictures are on flickr: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7].

Red Ants, Swarm intelligence, Self-organising system, these amazing creatures they intrigue me.# Original and more pictures are on flickr: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7].

Red Ants, Swarm intelligence, Self-organising system, these amazing creatures they intrigue me.# Original and more pictures are on flickr: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7].

Red Ants, Swarm intelligence, Self-organising system, these amazing creatures they intrigue me.

# Original and more pictures are on flickr: [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7].

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Catch my vanishing acts at fujinliowii http://fujinliowii.tumblr.com

Catch my vanishing acts at fujinliowii

http://fujinliowii.tumblr.com

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Me and the swarm. Powerful self-portrait achieved with a Samyang 7.5mm lens # Original photographs: [1], [2], [3].

Me and the swarm. Powerful self-portrait achieved with a Samyang 7.5mm lens

# Original photographs: [1], [2], [3].

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Cat yaws. Fujian Province, China.  # Original Pictures are on Flickr: [1], [2].

Cat yaws. Fujian Province, China.  # Original Pictures are on Flickr: [1], [2].

Cat yaws. 

Fujian Province, China. 

# Original Pictures are on Flickr: [1], [2].

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Our Tradition: Chinese New Year Eve, Kampung Baru Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  1. A lot of Chinese fireworks.2. Assembling all together so that they can be fire at one go.3. //4. Fireworks going its job5. //6. AftermathAccording to tradition, the Chinese uses the fireworks to scare off the bad spirits, and to welcome prosperity. 

Our Tradition: Chinese New Year Eve, Kampung Baru Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  1. A lot of Chinese fireworks.2. Assembling all together so that they can be fire at one go.3. //4. Fireworks going its job5. //6. AftermathAccording to tradition, the Chinese uses the fireworks to scare off the bad spirits, and to welcome prosperity. 

Our Tradition: Chinese New Year Eve, Kampung Baru Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  1. A lot of Chinese fireworks.2. Assembling all together so that they can be fire at one go.3. //4. Fireworks going its job5. //6. AftermathAccording to tradition, the Chinese uses the fireworks to scare off the bad spirits, and to welcome prosperity. 

Our Tradition: Chinese New Year Eve, Kampung Baru Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  1. A lot of Chinese fireworks.2. Assembling all together so that they can be fire at one go.3. //4. Fireworks going its job5. //6. AftermathAccording to tradition, the Chinese uses the fireworks to scare off the bad spirits, and to welcome prosperity. 

Our Tradition: Chinese New Year Eve, Kampung Baru Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  1. A lot of Chinese fireworks.2. Assembling all together so that they can be fire at one go.3. //4. Fireworks going its job5. //6. AftermathAccording to tradition, the Chinese uses the fireworks to scare off the bad spirits, and to welcome prosperity. 

Our Tradition: Chinese New Year Eve, Kampung Baru Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  1. A lot of Chinese fireworks.2. Assembling all together so that they can be fire at one go.3. //4. Fireworks going its job5. //6. AftermathAccording to tradition, the Chinese uses the fireworks to scare off the bad spirits, and to welcome prosperity. 

Our Tradition: Chinese New Year Eve, Kampung Baru Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 

1. A lot of Chinese fireworks.
2. Assembling all together so that they can be fire at one go.
3. //
4. Fireworks going its job
5. //
6. Aftermath

According to tradition, the Chinese uses the fireworks to scare off the bad spirits, and to welcome prosperity. 

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Camera Tossing: Basically just trying to do things differently, achieving visuals with some extent of refreshness.# Camera Tossing album on flickr @ http://www.flickr.com/photos/fujinliow/sets/72157631551358349/

Camera Tossing: Basically just trying to do things differently, achieving visuals with some extent of refreshness.# Camera Tossing album on flickr @ http://www.flickr.com/photos/fujinliow/sets/72157631551358349/

Camera Tossing: Basically just trying to do things differently, achieving visuals with some extent of refreshness.

# Camera Tossing album on flickr @ http://www.flickr.com/photos/fujinliow/sets/72157631551358349/

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Camera style vintage connections <3# Original photographs are available on my Flickr: [1], [2], [3].

Camera style vintage connections <3# Original photographs are available on my Flickr: [1], [2], [3].

Camera style vintage connections <3# Original photographs are available on my Flickr: [1], [2], [3].

Camera style vintage connections <3

# Original photographs are available on my Flickr: [1], [2], [3].

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Visual research for an upcoming corporate video shoot. Will be filming similar corporate video for a local healthcare organisation. This video is from Raffles Medical Group, it is the most interesting healthcare video I have encountered by far. The video follows a lot cinema film making conventions, i.e. the cinematic looks, the invisible editing and cut structures, and sound design. We can see some decent shallow depth of field in the video, which isolates the subject from the background, it can also creates foreground to achieve seemingly 3D visuals for a 2D medium. Further the the contrasty visuals are certainly appealing to watch and resembles cinematic films&#8217; colour grading. In terms of editing structure, each sequence will have an establishing shot - wide shot, and after establishing the geography, narrower detail shots are introduced, and are essential to carrying the story/sequence forward. Cuts are fast, seemless and with good range of shots to help the audiences piece together a big picture in their minds. The underlying music and sound design are also key to the flow and seemless editing of the video, which without the video will not be as good as a whole package.  # Video link @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiJPiRrLPME

Visual research for an upcoming corporate video shoot. Will be filming similar corporate video for a local healthcare organisation. This video is from Raffles Medical Group, it is the most interesting healthcare video I have encountered by far. The video follows a lot cinema film making conventions, i.e. the cinematic looks, the invisible editing and cut structures, and sound design. We can see some decent shallow depth of field in the video, which isolates the subject from the background, it can also creates foreground to achieve seemingly 3D visuals for a 2D medium. Further the the contrasty visuals are certainly appealing to watch and resembles cinematic films&#8217; colour grading. In terms of editing structure, each sequence will have an establishing shot - wide shot, and after establishing the geography, narrower detail shots are introduced, and are essential to carrying the story/sequence forward. Cuts are fast, seemless and with good range of shots to help the audiences piece together a big picture in their minds. The underlying music and sound design are also key to the flow and seemless editing of the video, which without the video will not be as good as a whole package.  # Video link @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiJPiRrLPME

Visual research for an upcoming corporate video shoot. Will be filming similar corporate video for a local healthcare organisation. This video is from Raffles Medical Group, it is the most interesting healthcare video I have encountered by far. The video follows a lot cinema film making conventions, i.e. the cinematic looks, the invisible editing and cut structures, and sound design. We can see some decent shallow depth of field in the video, which isolates the subject from the background, it can also creates foreground to achieve seemingly 3D visuals for a 2D medium. Further the the contrasty visuals are certainly appealing to watch and resembles cinematic films&#8217; colour grading. In terms of editing structure, each sequence will have an establishing shot - wide shot, and after establishing the geography, narrower detail shots are introduced, and are essential to carrying the story/sequence forward. Cuts are fast, seemless and with good range of shots to help the audiences piece together a big picture in their minds. The underlying music and sound design are also key to the flow and seemless editing of the video, which without the video will not be as good as a whole package.  # Video link @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiJPiRrLPME

Visual research for an upcoming corporate video shoot. Will be filming similar corporate video for a local healthcare organisation. This video is from Raffles Medical Group, it is the most interesting healthcare video I have encountered by far. The video follows a lot cinema film making conventions, i.e. the cinematic looks, the invisible editing and cut structures, and sound design. We can see some decent shallow depth of field in the video, which isolates the subject from the background, it can also creates foreground to achieve seemingly 3D visuals for a 2D medium. Further the the contrasty visuals are certainly appealing to watch and resembles cinematic films&#8217; colour grading. In terms of editing structure, each sequence will have an establishing shot - wide shot, and after establishing the geography, narrower detail shots are introduced, and are essential to carrying the story/sequence forward. Cuts are fast, seemless and with good range of shots to help the audiences piece together a big picture in their minds. The underlying music and sound design are also key to the flow and seemless editing of the video, which without the video will not be as good as a whole package.  # Video link @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiJPiRrLPME

Visual research for an upcoming corporate video shoot. Will be filming similar corporate video for a local healthcare organisation. This video is from Raffles Medical Group, it is the most interesting healthcare video I have encountered by far. The video follows a lot cinema film making conventions, i.e. the cinematic looks, the invisible editing and cut structures, and sound design.

We can see some decent shallow depth of field in the video, which isolates the subject from the background, it can also creates foreground to achieve seemingly 3D visuals for a 2D medium. Further the the contrasty visuals are certainly appealing to watch and resembles cinematic films’ colour grading. In terms of editing structure, each sequence will have an establishing shot - wide shot, and after establishing the geography, narrower detail shots are introduced, and are essential to carrying the story/sequence forward. Cuts are fast, seemless and with good range of shots to help the audiences piece together a big picture in their minds. The underlying music and sound design are also key to the flow and seemless editing of the video, which without the video will not be as good as a whole package. 

# Video link @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiJPiRrLPME

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The art of Glidecam, my inspirational mentor and colleague.  # Original pictures and more are available on flickr: [1], [2], [3] ,[4], [5], [6].

The art of Glidecam, my inspirational mentor and colleague.  # Original pictures and more are available on flickr: [1], [2], [3] ,[4], [5], [6].

The art of Glidecam, my inspirational mentor and colleague.  # Original pictures and more are available on flickr: [1], [2], [3] ,[4], [5], [6].

The art of Glidecam, my inspirational mentor and colleague. 

# Original pictures and more are available on flickr: [1], [2], [3] ,[4], [5], [6].

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