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Photography 101: Solitude – Meet-up [EF#9]


Bismillaah…

I’ve been thinking, how about combining two topics into a single post? The one is a writing challenge from BEC – Share your Meet-up Moment, and the other one is a photo challenge from Photography 101 Daily Post Blogging University with its day five’s theme, Solitude. Well, it seems interesting.

Please do not throw me a bottle just because I am facing the truth that this week is a terrible state for me to write, even for a single topic. So, here I am. Rowing a boat once, two to three islands have passed. 😈

 


Perhaps, I am not the kind of person who eager to meet somebody, especially somebody new. Moreover, I am often confused when met with many people at once. Not that I do not like to socialize. But basically I do not like the crowded situation. It seems bustling atmosphere often makes me uncomfortable. If it should happen, I would rather be the person who is always behind the scenes.

Photography101-Solitude photo101
Technical Details
Nikkor AF-S 18-70mm f/3.5-5.6; Focal length 34mm; Shutter speed 0.0006 s; F Number f/4.2; ISO 200; White Balance Manual
Location
Siem Reap, Cambodia

I realized that this kind of attitude was not good for my jobs. Because the fact is I really need to meet as many people as possible to gain a relationship, partnership, a business agreement, or even just making a friend. My friend told me once, “acquainted with many people is the beginning of a good business”. So, whether I wanted it or not, I need to change my mind for my own good. Thank you, pal.

Lately, I met with one of BEC founders, you know who. To be honest, I learned a lot from him. How could he gather so many bloggers in a great meet-up moment? How impressive he was when he talked about his family. How cool he is with an easy going style so that I can manage my conversation like I’ve known him for such a long time. The big head is coming. 😈

The last, I hope the next meet-up would be held in Bandung. 😛

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This post is a submission for BEC’s English Friday, 9th topic: Share Your Meet-up Moment. If you want to know more, please join us! 😀

50 thoughts on “Photography 101: Solitude – Meet-up [EF#9]

  1. Lovely photo…. Don’t worry too much if you prefer to avoid the crowd. Everyone have what they like or dislike.

    Just make some effort to be comfortable in a crowd once in a while.

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  2. I also didn’t like having too many crowd at once in front of me. Meeting little groups is more comfortable. But you can always find a friend (usually) that clicks you from it

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  3. I think sone bloggers I know aren’t in a good mood for writing. Hm. Guess I have to make some mood boosters *lah?*
    Me too! I prefer being in a back stage, or more extremely, be the mastermind :haha.
    Wew, Bandung is a splendid city! Hopefully one day I could “beredar” to there :hehe.

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    1. kalo pas ngajar relatif enak Bang… kita yg jadi artisnya… semua mata “sewajarnya” mengarah ke kita… jadinya ya sudah, all out saja… tp kl chit-chat di keramaian yg blm tentu ada temanya, itu yg kadang saya suka bingung mau nimbrung di blok yg mana…

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  4. Hello, I’m here to stop by reading your posts. Please receive my introduction, I’m from Central Borneo. I was a private person and very rarely socialize in my past time. However, circumstances have changed me into a private open. Reading your article, I feel like seeing my own figure. Your blog is so awesome. Nice to meet you.

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  5. I don’t like crowds or even meeting people either – in general it does turn out ok -doesn’t mean I’ll look forward to meeting someone else :). Excellent photo! Really excellent! Love it

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