This tips are not originally by me, but it is here to help all nerds of the world. NERDS UNITE !
Basic Fashion Tips
Shoes and belt need to match (no black belt with brown shoes).
No white gym socks with dress slacks.
No black socks with shorts (the doctor on vacation look).
Don’t button your shirt all the way to the top.
No short sleeves with a tie.
Advanced Fashion Tips
If you’re balding on top, shave it all short and grow a goatee. Say NO to the "Crusty the Clown" look.
Three watches: Dress watch, casual watch with a leather band and a sport watch for very casual.
Boots: Be sure to have a pair of casual and dress boots. Try them with a suit sometime.
Shoes: Look for both dress and casual in light brown, dark brown and black. One with a slightly squared toe is a good choice.
Wear your collar over the top of the collar or lapel of your blazer or light coat now and then.
Donate your pleated pants and buy flat front pants instead. Pleated pants make it look like your butt is in front.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Friday, February 29, 2008
Blast from the Past
Photos from Janet's Wedding In Australia.
I'll be going to Australia end of aug for an overseas pre wedding shoot, If you would like to join us, drop me a MAIL !
Monday, February 18, 2008
Monday, February 4, 2008
Adoro Coal Mine
This is from a shoot in Indonesia last week, first time I was at a coal mine, quite an experience with those 2-3 story high trucks around, they are really monsters.
When you look at them from a distance they don't look big as they have the same proportion as a normal truck, it is only when you see them beside a human or a normal vehicle then you realize how big those trucks are.
I have some photos of me beside the trucks, I'll need to get Lawrence to upload them. :)
If I remember correctly the mine is about 80 to 100 meters below sea level, what you see now is a depression but when they started 20 years ago, that place was a mountain.
When you look at them from a distance they don't look big as they have the same proportion as a normal truck, it is only when you see them beside a human or a normal vehicle then you realize how big those trucks are.
I have some photos of me beside the trucks, I'll need to get Lawrence to upload them. :)
If I remember correctly the mine is about 80 to 100 meters below sea level, what you see now is a depression but when they started 20 years ago, that place was a mountain.
Sunday, February 3, 2008
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