Nowhere close to stuck.


Plaid Polo by What a Girl Wants for her Man


Vintage Jeans from Topman and Shoes from 21MEN, Forever 21

Sorry for the blurred photo, will definitely get a tripod soon.

The skies cleared up for a bit and right after I took this photo, everything came back to how it was in the morning. I couldn’t remember the last time I wore a plaid shirt, probably because I always thought it made me look like a scarecrow in the farm. I got this shirt from WAGW for her man three years ago, and it still fits me. I was cleaning up my closet and I just couldn’t rid of this one. The vintage pair of jeans from Topman really gives out a laid back vibe to the whole outfit. 

I wanted to take a picture of the rain, but obviously I wouldn’t be able to come up with a decent one. I thought of a concept to capture the droplets of the rain along with the background. While I was in the car waiting for my friend, I came up with these abstract like shots.


Grabbed this photo from a friend, Here’s what happened to our school due to the strong winds.


I woke up with the news that classes were suspended today, I quickly peeked through the window and saw the heavy winds harassing the trees, the weather became really bad. After lunch, everything became better, so before it would get worse I was able to take some shots.
Even with the bad weather, it did not give me enough reason to stay at home. I had late lunch with a couple of friends, which ended at night. We headed off to play some beer pong afterwards, and now I’m trying to finish this blogpost.


and now it’s done.







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