I don't normally wear office attire anymore. I dress casually most of the time, unless there is a board meeting or meeting with the officials.
I normally get this questions from people who I bumped into during working days : “cuti ke”.
Today was especially bad.
I was in Kuantan and I forgot to bring my dressed shoes for my appointments with the officials. Luckily my gym bag was in the car so I wore my running shoes for my appointments.
Gila!
MAZLIMHUSINPHOTOGRAPHY.COM represents not only my work, but also me as a person and a brand - the website has to represent me, my identity and ofcourse my personality.
Just like my home, I don’t like uncluttered ambience. Most of the things are clean, white, simple and minimalist. Yet, I don’t want it to be boring hence I splash quite a lot of red and subtly mixed other colors in between. It’s white, yet its subtly colorful and of course, beautiful.
So, please do not hesitate to play around with some colors to make it unique and importantly very attractive.
To get people to focus more on my work, I would like to capture their attention to my work on a white canvas, one at a time. The layout of ONE photo per each page view is important, yet we want visitor to the website to always know where they are throughout his navigational experience exploring my art work.
Think differently! We are not here to copy other people's work. We are here to develop a nice website. Who knows, it could be an award winning piece of your work.
Who knows?
Please don't forget to book www.mazlimhusinphotography.com. If you need any payment, please inform me.
I would like to propose an outline as follow:
E-COMMERCE
Is it possible to include e-commerce features? What is the process and the cost to get it done? A simple system which can accept orders and payments. Please keep that in mind while developing the FINE ART section.
SPECIFICATION OF FINE ART COLLECTION.
Please include this message in the FINE ART GALLERYAll photos are printed using professional quality Canon PIXMA Pro 9000 printer on A3 size Canon Fine Art Paper Premium Matte.
Each piece comes with a personally signed Invoice / Certificate by Mazlim Husin
These are Limited Edition Prints. Only 28 copies of each photos are produced.
Each photo is mounted on paper border prior to shipment. Customized framing is available, with an additional cost.
All prices quoted do not include any tax and shipping and handling.
Bro,
thats all I can brief you so far. I hope you understand. If not, please ask. No hamr asking. It just make our work easier.
Good night!
If you want to explore these cities, my suggestion is to take the train one way and make sure you fly back to Tashkent for your flight home.
We reserved the sleeper - meaning coach with beds. There are 4 bed, like 2 pairs of double deckers. Remind me of boarding school. And like in boarding school, I prefer to be on top.
It can’t get more hospitable than that, right. And the fried beef eaten with Non (bread) was simple, yet very delicious. Hot tea to rinse your throat after oily beef - perfect!
I cant recall what was the last movie I watched with Jins Shamsuddin in it.
This might sound weird to some, Malay movies are not really my cup of tea. I enjoyed P Ramlee very much, since I was a kid. He is just timeless.
My exposure to Jins Shamsuddin is only limited to movies I watched when I was a kid. TV was not really part of my childhood when I left home as we can only watch TV during weekends at residential schools - or BOLA!
I recently met Jins Shamsuddin at an event where I was commissioned to do the photography and videography.
At first I just photograph Jins like any other VIP invited to a function. Then at the end of the event I felt quite melancholic after observing him facing his fans who endlessly wants to have a photo ops with once the heros of Malay movie, quite a legend.
I was very touched to observe how Jins Shamsuddin treat his fans. He is a very humble man. People love him, young and old. Without failed, he said “Terima kasih” to those fans who had a photo with him.
Amazing.
I can’t help but to pay respect to him. I actually I did that twice - the second time right before the end of the even I approached him, kissed his hands according to Malay customs and subtly said to him - “Memang ramai peminat Jins Shamsuddin.“ He smiled and said “Terima kasih”.
I don’t know many local young actors / actress, but from the little I have gathered, they are not that humble. DIva giler, tapi talent, tak lah berapa sangat pun.
I was extremely tired after a whole day of (window) shopping at the Greenbelts and Gloriattas of Makati.
Hailed a beaten up cab to return to the hotel in Malate, on Roxas Boulevard.
As we about to reach the hotel I saw a procession going on on the streets of Malate. I ask my Filipino friends to ask the cab to stop and drop us there and then. I want to catch Flores de Mayo in action.
Suddenly I felt so charged up. Luckily my pocket camera was on my waist most of the time.
Electricity rate in the Philippines are quite expensive. I am not surprised, Even this celebration was captured in a semi dark alley of Malate. Some of them even carry portable florescent lights to highlight their princess on their respective floats (trishaw) of flowers parading away accompanied by a team of boys with their percussion.
Poverty is quite rampant in the area (and most part of the Philippines) however, the tradition is very strong. In such a community, they must have spent a major part of their income to celebrate their children offering flowers to Virgin Mary.
The lights were low. I have to push up the ISO to the max in several cases. The fact the I was there was quite a discovery.
Salamat Po.
