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Spring (June) 2013. Still got one more year to go!
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If it's black & white film I develop and print it myself. if its color film I have it developed at the camera shop. If I feel like it, I have them print it as well. I scan both color and B&W films on my school's scanner since I get the most control on the outcome of my prints. It's free too!
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she was one of the creative directors for one of my shoots. it was for a school organization :)
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It's incomplete!
www.reginedavid.com (will be updated mid-april)
blog.reginedavid.com (current work, updated weekly)
anti00gravity.deviantart.com (old work from 2010/2011 and younger)
my official website will be up by april :) -
hi there! hmm, i'm afraid I can't help you there. I asked some of my hk / jap friends who read a ton of local mags and they say they really only feature celebrities in their monthly mags. That, or what I was trying to ask got lost in translation. sorry about that!
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Hi! I'm not all too familiar with the point-and-shoot digital cameras available out now but anything that's relatively quick should be fine, since that's usually why they don't work for me in the first place. You could also check out some advanced point & shoot cameras (such as the Canon G11, Panasonic GX1 or LX5, Olympus Pen series) if you want some SLR-level control over your point and shoot. Should you be strapped for cash, the lower models should be more than okay for casual shooting :)
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I think you can get away with it. Good luck and have fun! :)
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Hmm. Most of the YA female magazines available in HK are all imports from China and Japan, but I guess you can include them there. Elle China, Cosmopolitan China, Little Thing Magazine, SCawaii HK, Popteen HK, um.. I can't remember any more, sorry! I stopped buying them because I couldn't understand them. haha!
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Hi there! That's so exciting! SCAD HK is such an amazing school and i'm really glad you're checking it out :)
Portfolios are always a tricky thing--I only really understood what I had to complete after studying a year at SCAD. From what I learned, it's always good to focus on what you do best, because they focus on quality over quantity. For the medium/s used, they don't need to see a variety of work unless they are all consistently strong. In fact, one of my friends who got a full scholarship only submitted a short film. For content, I understand that they appreciate good conceptual and personal work. Reproductions of paintings/drawings/portraits are good for showing off technical skills, but they value work that has more of your unique visual narrative. In that case, try to steer away from commercial work (unless it has a good concept and/or idea behind it.) Regardless, it's always best to have fresh eyes assess your work to see if it represents your strongest work.
Since they are an art institution, there is a greater focus on having a strong portfolio. However, having high grades will be to your advantage, especially with bigger scholarships.
I hope I was able to help! Do introduce yourself next time, since I don't think it's really necessary to be anonymous with this question. haha -
only if there is proper credit! what for though? just asking out of curiosity, haha
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It was during one of my first carpool days when I went inside my carpool mate's house to use the bathroom. I saw him eating breakfast, and he smiled at me. I got really kilig. I then proceeded to smile every time I saw him in mass--which was pretty much every single week. I was 5.
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mm... shorts may be pushing it, but you can try! trust me, it's pretty cold. hahaha
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until when? let's see each other!
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Tons! You can check out Tai Long Wan in Sai Kung, Shek O beach, Lo So Shing beach in Lamma Island, and Stanley Beach. It still might be slightly chilly, but nothing you can't handle!
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HK is still relatively chilly in march so while you can wear sleeveless, it will probably be around the same weather as Baguio on a cold day. I'd opt to bring a light sweater and a scarf (or buy a cheap one here) just in case :)
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