A Forgotten Love for Photography

Have you ever loved doing something so much but you had to be practical so you choose to forget it?

Taking photos has always been one of the things I enjoy doing the most. I didn't know how it exactly started but I find myself in awe trying to learn everything I should know about the basics of photography. I love taking photos with high depth of field--focussing on one object while all the others are blurred. It's not easy but once you get the hang of it, you will enjoy taking photos (in between teary eyes too tired from staring at the viewfinder for hours lol).

My friends are my practice models and almost anything that I can look at and try depth of field would be an amazing alternative for models. They started liking my poor photos and have encouraged me to try photography as hobby so I did. 

I covered for weddings, church activities, Uni department announcement posters photo shoot, birthdays and family portraits. They were all amazing and unforgettable but I stopped doing this thing that I dearly loved because it's something that I can live without. It is something that I only get to do if I have long free hours. It is something that I do not consider as a priority. So, it was forgotten. 

As much as I try to avoid getting into photography, Heavenly Father has always find ways for me to do things that I really love. After a very looong time, I had the chance to cover for some inspired activities for the youth. I asked myself "is it time to go back and do what I love?". 

Maybe photography was meant to be a part of my life because it always finds its way back to me no matter how much I try to forget it. So, this time, let me give it another try :)

xx

Twinkle

Seoulid Adventures: Hellokitty Cafe

The long wait is over. After months of lost times for blogging, I am making up for it by posting one of the best places I've been to in Korea last April. It was such a rush knowing that I'll be visiting a cafe that has everything in pink. My sister was actually the real hellokitty fan and I did visit the place for her. Hopefully, we could come back there when she comes home.

To give you an idea how we survived locating the place in such a huge area, my bestfriend and I used google maps and blogs who gives direction about the place. All we had to do was ride a train to Hapjeong Station and walk ten minutes to get to Hellokitty cafe! There are too many Hellokitty Cafes in Korea and they serve the same meals but every cafe has a different interior. So, when you visit korea you really have to find one of these cafes and try the hellokitty vibe.

Of course, I couldn't just visit the place without pictures of it. Gracious goodness! My bestfriend took pictures of everything I do inside the cafe and I'm so glad she did.

*That celebratory smile when we finally found HelloKitty Cafe #noSweat

*Just by looking at this pink creation, I was in awe trying to feel my feet because it was 6 degrees and rain started pouring a few minutes when we got inside the cafe. 

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