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 Hey!  Last day of the year and it  remaining 13 hours and 20 seconds before  2017 hit the calendar and as we bid goodbye for  2016 let us  cherish all good memories and keep the  not so good things in a distance and let us roll over to the  best of  2017 has  to offer. Like Romans, let us eat, drink and merry making like there is no tomorrow but let us not forget the lessons that life  taught us. Humans are still the most lovable creatures, it is all about biology  and the DNA   within. So, as we move closer to whatever goals we set, dreams we that we created out of daydreaming and plans we had for years, let us kick them with determination, hard work and connection to the Almighty above.  There are too many to mention those who have been part of my roller coaster ride in a circle of LIFE that showed the  beauty and  ugliness of what I have right now! 2016 is the year of balance events that shook, tested and made our  country look good and bad in the eyes of the  world that hist

Your DSLR camera is not a 30, 000 worth of bling-bling. It is a tool use to capture unforgettable memories, being a good photographer is not measured in terms of purchase but in terms of skills acquired thru failure, criticism and tireless effort to achieve and hone skills all throughout your career, trust me when I say your first 10,000 shots are all failure and by the time you acquire to be in the semi-pro or professional category you have bleed enough and sweat like a hell before you can say that you are GOOD but not yet BEST. Let alone people from all walks of like criticize you for that it will help you grow.  By the  way, here is my mantra. 5 Uncomfortable Truths About Photography    1.    More gear won’t make you a better photographer .  2.      There is no “KNACK”    3.     You have got to be patient   4.   There is nothing wrong with being an amateur   5.    Postprocessing is tool, not a crutch Truly Yours; Learning Soul