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Kapilas – (filipino) image, Tula (filpino) – poetry.

Pictures, and blurbs in and as poetry. Poetry is so rich in it’s simplicity: it’s the conceit of a subject, a story in still life.

Who Are You?

Mia. Freelance writer, teacher, theatre lackey, geeky-fangirl, armed with a camera. Read about some of her misadventures over at Marcissism.

What are with You?

Metis-tan is a Nikon Coolpix L10. Small but wonderful, my main camera. She’s named after a character in Persona3: FES. Her name literally means “memory”.

Oyaji is a Canon A-1 1960s SLR. His name means “old man”. He is bulky and cumbersome, but so endearing.

Sometimes, when Metis is out of commission and when I really don’t want to mess with Oyaji, I use the family’s Samsung digital camera or the phone camera of my Nokia.

These specs don’t mean too much to me, it’s all in the moment.

Catch Me, Catch you

myachi at gmail dot com.

Who inspires you?

Photographers: Time-Life, Robert Doisneau, Wong Kar-Wai, Madi Ju.

Honorable mentions: Henry Posadas, my photography teacher; Didang Alvarez and JM Chua, who got me to finally cave in and get a digital camera.

Choice Writers: to name a few – old Asian Poets, Anna Ahkmatova, Angelo Suarez, and Pico Iyer.

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