Sunset @ Labrador Park

I'm in the mid of reservist now. Another 3++ hours before i book in. The past week has been tough but i'm not complaining. Before i booked in, i was expecting a relaxing In-Camp-Training (ICT) spending most of our time resting in our bunks but i was totally wrong. We were trained very hard everyday to make us recap back what we have learnt during our active days. The most fearsome lesson of all is of course infusion. Sight of blood made many of us weak. From this ICT, I think many of us have matured. We are more responsible and cohesive when we were tasked to do something. For me, i'm a lot more serious and attentive when i was attending the lessons. Take the infusion lesson for example, though i was scared, i was determined to learn it well as i see the importance of it should we really be activated. Blood, pain and sweat during the training has further strengthened our brotherhood.

A week ago, just before i went for my ICT, i went to Labrador park for a sunset shoot cum BBQ with fellow photographers from photographer.sg It was fun, gotto to know lots of people. That day was also the first time i actually get to use my newly-purchased tripod. Around 7pm, i went down to the beach to take shots of the sunset.Met a couple who are gracious and kind enough to oblige when i requested to take their pictures. Stayed there for quite a while before heading back to the BBQ pit but only when i reached the gate then i realised it was locked. I had to ask help from Kee Seng so that he can help me with the equipment as i climbed over the fence.

The overall experience is good. We even had a birthday cake as SPN is celebrating its 1st Anniversary.

Below are few shots that i've taken before my camera failed me later in the night when i was doing the nightlife.sg shoot.

Definition of infusion: Introduction of a solution into the body through a vein to save lives.