Photography; I shoot what I like, and sometimes people like what I shoot. All photos are copyright to Michael C. Lam unless explicitly stated otherwise.
For the duration of week 41 of 2015, I was out of circulation, I was in hospital for a bit of minor surgery, and amazingly, I got a few good pics with the phone… 😀
This is one that I favour above the other few good ones.
I think that my Instagram experiment this year was a success, I do not regret it at all, not with a few gems like this coming from it:
Earth Tones (Brannon) | Instagram | Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini Duos
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It really wouldn’t matter what photos I took during week 13 of this year, I’d still choose this one. I could have gotten a spectacular milky way shot, or the best Kaieteur photo ever, even if I had captured the perfect Cock-of-the-rock photo, or gotten the chance to do a photo shoot of Bon Jovi, I’d still choose this one.
We welcomed our second daughter into our family, so I‘ll just stop jabbering and show you the photo I chose, although many of you might have already seen it on Facebook 🙂
Canon EOS 60D | Canon EF 40mm | 1/60s f/2.8 ISO200
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Someone may have to correct me if I am wrong (and I may very well be), but it seems that the Government can usually get funding (international) for the “construction” of a hospital or a new building at the hospital compound, but not funding to maintain and keep the existing structures.
The Public Hospital is a sea of ever-changing tides, and as the years go by the shape and structure of the hospital change with the funding. I remember when this portion was new, and it had the brand new Emergency Room and Ambulance driveway, now it is no longer there, I had taken this last year on a walk to town.
I think that a photographic history of the Public Hospital would be fascinating, I wonder if anyone has ever tried it? 🙂
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