^ Hmm? You think you have matured?

Sorry about the lack of posts the past few days. I do humbly apologize as I’ve been busy with my internship (Today’s the last day!) and project presentation (final presentation).

Time really flew when I was on internship. Each day passed faster than one could fa- imagine it would. I would say it had been a very exciting period in my life during my whole course of internship.

But of course, this post isn’t about my internship, but about my recent graduation from school.

With just slightly a month after “EOY 2007″ the last cosplay event, the cosplay shenanigans over at Japanese Tsubasa Club (JTC) have decided to host an cosplay event at the Start of the year in Ngee Ann Polytechnic (Hey it’s my school!), to compliment it’s counterpart, EOY.

While many Japanese gardens had nice kimono girls in it, this one had a more than just the usual. I was on paid assignment to do a shoot for a very elegant lady - Char Rhousemann.

Having arrived at her place a little earlier, the lady was practicing a little swordskill, one that I always been fascinated about. I began taking shots, while the lady was deep in her practice.

^ That’s cream on her. I no lie!

If you are in a middle of drinking your coffee, having breakfast or at the office even, you might not want to look at this article.

This could be the most "NSFW/WTF/Only in the Otaku Land" post so far. Included in this post is some figures, "soldiers" and a creative load of photos.

If you’re sure about this, douzo! (どうぞ - Welcome)

<Contains Images with might be a little NSFW> 

A non-otaku related post. Been experimenting more on night photography and street shots.

These were taken just over a few hours ago when I was out driving. Ever since I got my driving licence, it have been much easier to do photoshoots now as travelling won’t be much of a problem.

The shots in this posts have been taken over at Lim Chu Kang, the north western side of Singapore.

The grass in the background reminds me of a wallpaper used in Vista…

^ Wants nao!

Continuing with the second part of this series. Readers who are new to this series can check out the first "A week in Singapore" post here.