customs house

i went to SNAP exhibition on sunday, the award-winning photographs from the sport photo-journalists, sponsored by smh, sun-herald and the age. it wasn't a range of too many photographes on exihibition, but there's an extensive collection published as a magazine. in the opening message, it's noted that the photographers aren't just skilled technically, but too many times they have to wait for hours for the right moment to emerge for the best outcome.

apart from SNAP, i also came to term that it's a rather ideal place to spend a couple hours of my sunday in the sydney city library that makes parts of the customs house. i enjoy the quietness there where people are far from being idle, there's a 'sacred' activity that shapes many minds and the place is far from boring, indeed, it makes me want to invest more of my time there in the future. i am thinking to apply for a membership. i like the idea of borrowing, especially when you're talking about the massive resources offered by the media. it's the environmentally-friendly concept that's being put in place here. and from the entertainment point of view, you get the variety, from magazines to dvd to comics, it's a win-win, don't let the alzheimer choked your mind, so read and have fun!