Spring Episode II.


During the evening I took a long walk down the trail to explore more Spring beauty. I have a love-hate relationship with bringing camera for a shoot out alone. One hand I enjoy my personal company that brings no pressure and time constraints, the other I am aware of how others would think of me. I was born very shy and timid and I really hate making eye-contacts at times. Though, these few years I'm gradually becoming more confident in dealing with social bonds. As I walked in circle round the tree to locate a good angle, two girls passed by and mumbled What's wrong with that girl...? I didn't turn my back but surprisingly I didn't feel embarrassed. It only made me think how important it is to adhere to your own principles and take people's sights and opinions easy. 

I enjoyed very much the walk. The wind was a little too strong but everything was just as nice. I walked a road embraced by trees and the rays found ways between the trunks. 


Bought this mini fox box of color pencils, love them! 


Made French toast sandwich for breakfast the other day. Breakfast made easy - just attach two slices of smoked hams and a slice of cheese between two slices of breads lightly coated with eggs and pan fry with butter. Cut diagonally into four equal triangles. 


On a side note, I made a new moving banner (I'm guessing there's no specific name for that?), courtesy of Stephanie Lee. I love it so much! Be sure to check out her site, absolutely my kind of thing! 

Have a lovely week! 

love, M

Gear: Nikon D7000 + Nikkor 50mm portrait lens; Editing: Photoshop Curve, Pastelle + Photoshop Curve, Rivers and Rain + Photoshop Action, Disposable Film

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18 Responses to “Spring Episode II.”

  1. I have the same problem with you too, and still couldn't manage to deal with it :(

    The photos are beautiful! Roads in UK looks so clean, just saying haha :P

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    1. Aw :( All the best, let's work hard together to beat that :)

      Thank you! But UK's roads are in fact very clean and beautiful, heh.

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  2. What those girls need is a visit to this blog. D: Wonderful pictures again btw! :)

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    1. Hahaha aw! Thanks for standing up for me xx Your pictures are very lovely too <3

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  3. I love your photography/works! Very inspiring... Please check out my blog as well. I just started and would love some feedback. Hehe! http://mahyanloves.tumblr.com/

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  4. 你好,很喜欢悦读你的部落格,也很喜欢你所拍的照片色调,很舒服很有感觉。请问你是用什么款的相机和Lens?怎样用photoshop才能让照片有这样的色调?
    have a nice day!:)))))

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    1. 谢谢你! :) 我的相机是Nikon D7000 + 50mm f1.8 portrait lens. 我通常会用photoshop curves! 可以参考我有些posts下面附加的curves download links. 我自己做的curves你可以在这儿找得到: http://www.mandyfaith.com/search/label/Photoshop

      Have a nice day x

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  5. I love this set of photos that give the almost film feel, especially the trees. Care to share the photoshop curves if you have used them?

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    1. Thank you! Oh great you reminded me that I have forgotten to attach the curve links I had used so thank you! You can find those links below the post now, I have just added :)

      xo

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    2. AHHH thanks!:) oh gawsh, it's $9.99! I will have to consider if I wanna part with that money!

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    3. Julia Trotti's curves are definitely worth the price :) Have a try <3

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  6. You are from Malaysia? Ah that's nice! Oh and I'm loving your photos, so gorgeous!

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    1. Yes, my dear! You too? :) Thanks so much!

      x

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  7. Oh my gosh I loveeee your blog! Following now! I'm from Malaysia too, currently living in Australia! :)
    http://pleasebemynightingale.blogspot.com

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