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It's been a long journey and hit some some snafus It's been a long journey and hit some some snafus along the way but FINALLY!!! A driver's license!!! 😍 🚘
My modest book haul #MIBF2023 My modest book haul #MIBF2023
I am not a professional photographer so I never en I am not a professional photographer so I never envisioned myself having all these camera gear, not to mention the expenses and storage it would cost me. But by fortuitous circumstances, I managed to build what I would consider a modest setup thanks largely to some good deals I encountered.

It began in June when I bought as a gift for myself an Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II, FL-LM3 compact flash unit (since the camera doesn't have internal flash), M.Zuiko Digital 14-42mm 3.5-5.6 lens, and M.Zuiko Digital 40-150mm 4-5.6 lens at Fujiya Camera store in Tokyo. I then bought a medium sized camera bag in Lazada to store my new and growing canera gear as well as an Ulanzi UURig tripod form Shopee for my camera and phone. I also bought a Cabin Zero crossbody bag in U Elements as my default compact travel bag twhich can hold my camera gear. And recently, I bought from a seller ii n the Olympus Philippines Photographers FB group a G.Vario  7-14mm f/4blens which has become my default lens for roaming.

I suppose all that's left is a good external microphone, hehehe
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    Quezon City

    TriNoma: Ayala’s SM Challenger

    April 18, 2021

    In 2007, Ayala went all out to challenge SM's shopping mall dominance with the opening of TriNoma, a mall built through opportunities and opportunism.

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  • Makati

    The Story of Ayala Triangle: Rebirth and Redevelopment

    September 14, 2015

    With Ayala scrapping its plans for Ayala Triangle at the wake of the Asian Financial Crisis of 1997, development has stalled in the property for a long while. For a long while, the Ayala Triangle remained a dormant property, save for the activity going on in the existing structures as well as at the park. At the same time, the park grew as a popular open space, especially among those who work in the Makati CBD area being one of the few open spaces available in the midst of the rapid development and the towering steel and concrete structures that have sprouted in the area, even though not much has been…

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  • Roamer's Roundup

    Roundup Bits: Things “Going” On This Week

    August 19, 2015

    So many things have been going about these past few days around the metropolis that it is proper to do another edition of the Roamer’s Roundup. This edition is packed with many interesting stories around the city; check them out below for the lowdown.

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  • Roamer's Roundup

    Roundup Bits: JAKA Tower, Uber, and El Hogar

    November 11, 2014

    Some interesting news around the metropolis have developed recently. Let this roundup serve as an update to what has been going on. See more for the updates below…

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