Hello there. I am Terry and I am a full-time undergraduate based in Singapore. I take photos, write a blog and design websites.
And no, I'm not a teddy bear.
After reading the fantastic writeups about manipulating CSS borders to create graphics that are impossible with grid-like elements on Slantastic and Border Slants, I was inspired to do a simply followup demo page on the capabilities of CSS borders. I started working on this secret, clandestine page on my domain since half a year ago [...]
You’re shooting in colour, and now you want to convert it into black and white. Here’s a tutorial / informative article on how you should convert your photos using photoshop (or any other editors such as Gimp). I got the inspiration to write this article when I stumbled upon a similar writeup on black and [...]
So, you’ve heard all the hoo-hah about infrared (IR) photography. You ask, “What is it really all about?” That’s when this tutorial comes in – I will give you a brief walkthrough of the basics of infrared photography, move on the how to capture an infrared photo and finally, the post-processing part.
Note: This guide is [...]
If you haven’t heard of Twitter, stop everything you’re doing right now and be a monk. You’re a Wordpress user and you have a Twitter account – the next step you would want to do is to integrate your Twitter feed to your blog, right? There are a whole lot of ways to do so [...]
When teddy-risation Theta was released a few days ago, I packed a feature that was previously not present in my older themes – text replacement for headers, namely the post and page titles. Eli expressed the difficulty in implementing sIFR3 on a webpage on Twitter, so I thought that it’ll be great if I can [...]
One week just slipped past me in a blink of an eye, and I am around 1.5 weeks away from my first paper. The past week was nothing but full of business, uneasiness, nervousness and a serious case of sleep deprivation. I barely manage to get a shut eye of 3 hours a day, and [...]
Bathtub IV from Keith Loutit on Vimeo.
You’ve heard about tilt-shift miniature faking photography before. Basically, the photographer is trying to emulate what you’ll see when viewing a miniature model set – with a very narrow depth of field plus a colour-wise souped up version of the scene (usually model designers love colour saturation a lot). [...]
Yea. You probably know what the Konami code is before getting to this page. So now what? Here is a randomised YouTube video on my favourites list... which includes Rickroll, if you're luck enough to get it.
You are currently watching You have been rickrolled!. Loving it? You can even watch the video in its full screen glory :)
The Konami Code:
