尼泊爾地震半周年
10月25日, 剛好是尼泊爾大地震後的半年..
10.25 - 6 months after the mega earthquake in Nepal.
回憶起半年前的4月25日下午, 當時在尼泊爾地震發生後只有簡單的電話網絡接通,得知Dambar和村民大都安全,但「未來之村」房子倒塌了,一眾人都非常焦急---四天後(4月29日),村內終於傳來首張地震後的「未來之村」的照片——心都碎了,它真的毀了!。這個集義工宿舍、工作室、圖書館、學生活動室、醫療中心和㕑房的多功能「未來之村」滿載了所有義工、旅客和村民的集體回憶,多年來由人一手一腳慢慢建立。「未來」本來就是由零去創造,現在就回歸原點,由零重新開始。
On 4.25 after the earthquake 6-months ago, only very limited phone network could be accessed, learnt that the Dambar and the other villagers were safe, but the Future Village House was badly damaged and everyone were very frustrated. 4-days later (4.29), the first photo of Future Village House after the quake was finally received, my heart was totally broken as the house was fully collapsed. The FV House used to be a multi-purpose space for volunteers to live, cook and work, it was also the library, activity rooms, medical center for the students with lots of golden memories for all the volunteers, visitors and villagers. It was built piece by piece throughout the years. "Future" meant to be built from scratch and now let's do it again for a new start from the ground zero..
當我在8月到訪村落時, 總是看到天真小孩們滿臉笑容,蹦蹦跳跳,就像地震只是與他們擦身而過,不少小孩還詢問我:「『未來之村』的學習班幾時會重開?」我們能為他們的願望出一分力嗎?
村民:「若有人可以幫助我們重建房屋,我們便可以維持簡單生活。」
Children with innocent smile can always be found when I visited FV in August, they kept playing and running around and seems that they just past by the mega quake, many of the children even asked "when will the FV tutor class resume?" I was thinking can we really do something for their simple wish?
"We can sustain our basic lives if our houses could be rebuilt" said the villagers.
十一年前,只有Dambar和我兩人走過艱辛的山路,修建小屋,改善校舍,給予村孩讀書的機會; 11年後的今日,學校和房子雖盡毀,重建之路雖漫長,可是我們再也不孤單。
It was only me and Dambar walked through the difficult paths and built the small house, enhanced the school and provided opportunities for children to study 11 years ago. Today, both school and FV house were badly destroyed and it's a long way to go for the rebuild, but luckily we are not alone anymore.
希望在未來,讓我們繼續凝聚力量,與村民一起重建家園。
Hope we can join together and rebuild the home for the FV villagers in the future.
「未來之村」發起人Christie
Christie - founder of Future Village
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重建項目簡介:
1. 學校重建計劃
目標:重建區內兩所受地震嚴重破壞的學校(Gyanodoya Lower Secondary School 及 Kanya Devi Lower Secondary School)
重建時間:2015 年11月中至2016年3月
直接受惠人數 : 就讀於兩間學校的250位學生
籌集捐款目標:美元USD 30,000
1. School rebuilding program
Target: to rebuild the 2 serious impacted school in the area (Gyanodoya Lower Secondary School 及 Kanya Devi Lower Secondary School)
Rebuild timeline: mid November 2015 to March 2016
Program details: to build 14 classrooms with anti shock capability base on the design provided by the Architecture for the Mass team.
No. of beneficiaries: 250 students from the 2 school
Targeted fundraising amount: USD 30,000
2. 「未來之村」重建計劃
目標:為區內130家庭重建房屋及重建「未來之村」兩層高房子
重建時間:2015年11月中至2017年
直接受惠人數 :130間房屋 (共130個家庭, 約700位村民)
籌集捐款目標:每所房子約美元USD 2,300 (村民會分擔其少部份成本及勞動力),總項目預計約美金USD 300,000 (約港幣二百三十萬);而較早前因地震作緊急籌款的剩額款項(約港幣HK$700,000 / 美元USD 90,000)將全數支持此計劃,故仍需要額外籌款約美元USD 210,000 (約港幣一百六十萬)
2. Future Village rebuilding program
Target: to rebuild the house for 130 families and the two-storey "Future Village" House.
Rebuild timeline: mid November 2015 to 2017
Program details: to rebuild premises with anti shock capability base on the co-design provided by the IDEA FOUNDATION and Design For People Co.,Ltd. & Hsieh Ying Chun Architects
No. of beneficiaries: 130 house (for 130 families, approx. 700 villagers.
Targeted fundraising amount: USD 2,300 per house (villagers will share parts of the costs and manpower). The total budget would be approx. USD300,000 (HKD2.3 million). The remaining balance for the emergency relief was approx. USD90,000 (HKD700,000), hence a total of USD210,000 ( HKD1.6million) is still outstanding.
(如有需要可特別註明期望資助之項目 - 學校重建計劃 或 「未來之村」重建計劃)
各地捐款方法:
■香港 - 匯豐銀行(香港)戶口 :067-3-044756 (Ms Lam Lai Ming);
[email protected] / [email protected]
■中國內地/台灣/ 澳門 - 請於專頁信箱留言,我們會稍後提供資訊
■新加坡/ 馬來西亞 - Sarah ([email protected])
Please support "Future Village" rebuilding program (please state the preferred supporting particulars or "Future Village" rebuilding program if necessary)
Donation Methods:
■Hong Kong - HSBC:067-3-044756 (Ms Lam Lai Ming);
[email protected] / [email protected]
■China/Taiwan/ Macau - please PM or email us and we will provide the bank-in details. ([email protected] )
■Singapore / Malaysia - Sarah ([email protected])
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1. You have become the Creative Director of XSiGHT since 2010, what you have to do under this title? Is it a very busy position as you are responsible for all the XSiGHT in Australia and over the world?
My role as creative director was to implement efficient workflows & unique post-production techniques to give the quality that XSiGHT is renowned for. With my knowledge & expertise in post-production & fine art printing together with Nick & Sharifa we have introduced a new range of fine art products that have once again propelled XSiGHT to the forefront of the Australian wedding industry. My role is exclusive to XSiGHT Melbourne.
2. What is your target or aim when you made the decision to take this role? Have you participated in polishing the marketing plan of XSiGHT since your joined into them?
When I took on the role of creative director, I became a piece of a jigsaw puzzle that forms XSIGHT. I am part of a team that can only be described as the best in the business. We all have our strengths and the key is to concentrate on what you’re good at.
3. How you come to the idea of XMENTORS with Nick Ghionis? Any specific marketing plan of it?
The idea of the XMENTORS came about when I joined the XSIGHT family. My passion for the art of photography and post-production was matched by Nick and Sharifa’s amazing business and marketing strengths. We decided that by each of us teaching our strengths we would have an amazing product to deliver our seminar attendees. It is all about taking your photography beyond just pretty pictures.
4. How do you keep a balancing role in Creative Director, Photographer and also Speakers? How you manage your work and time especially you are one of the most sought after speakers in the world in these years?
Having a great team to support me, allows me to balance all of the things that I do. Each person has specific roles to help the business run smoothly but most important is client liaison, especially when we are away doing XMENTORS seminars.
5. Any advise or suggestions to photographers who just entered the industry and thinking about to set up their own business; and also to those photographers who are already running their own company?
As photographers we consider ourselves artists first and business people last. We have to realize that we are sales people as well and a business plan needs to be put in order to succeed. You have to make informed decisions and grow your business and profit margin. Too many up and coming photographers fail because they don’t value their work or indeed their time.
6. When you have started your career as a photographer?
“I went to school to study architecture and somehow ended up doing Photography. I never actually completed my photography course. I was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to do a traineeship with a very large wedding and portrait studio in Melbourne. At the time the studio was shooting over 300 weddings a year with 6 full time photographers.”
7. What reasons made you have such decision (to be a photographer)?
Just fell in love with the idea of capturing moments that can never be repeated and interpreting how I see the world through my camera.
A moment that can never be repeated but can be cherished for a lifetime by the viewer.
9. Do you remember what was your first set of equipment as a professional photographer? How’s their performance? Good?
When I first started to shoot weddings, it was almost 20 years ago, there was no digital. My first camera was a haselblad 503cx medium format film camera. The image quality of medium format film was amazing. As a photographer you really needed to know your craft in order to come back with great results.
The flash system i used on location was a Metz 45. It was used in manual mode…no TTL and of course a flash meter.
10. When was the 1st time you had your very first shot? In what circumstances? Was it an amazing one? Then immediate fell in love with “shooting”?
It was a portrait of my father that I shot on black and white film which I processed and hand printed myself. It was very early in my photographic career, but it made me realize just how much control i had in the image making process from capture to print.
11. After determined to be a professional photographer, what was your plan? Like setting up a company?
I worked for a studio for several years before I ventured out and set up my own studio. I felt that in order to succeed I not only needed to be a good Photographer and also have good business sense. I learned a lot by being part of such a large successful studio
12. Do you have any secret method to make your “perfect shot” if everything at the moment is just like a mess? (Like place is dirty, not enough lighting, a small room crowded with people, kids and dogs are running around, couple is getting angry and even yelling & etc.)
You really need to be malleable with your personality and take control of any situation. Having great communication skills is a very important tool.
Before we even consider taking a photograph we need to be in control of our subjects and effectively communicate our intentions to the couple. I never turn up to a wedding without first building some form of relationship with the client. This happens well before the wedding and it is very important that they understand also what is expected from them as a couple.
The main ingredients for me are as follows:
Your heart, your mind, and your eyes. You need to feel with your heart the emotion pre visualize how you can covey that mood with your mind and finally use your eyes to arrange the elements that create the image.
13. What do you think is the most important element in photo shooting?
The most important element in photography is LIGHT. You need to master the use of Natural and artificial light. By doing so, you have the confidence to create anywhere anytime. The other important tool is understanding focal lengths of your lenses. This not only helps you to control perspective but also it teaches you how to control messy and un interesting backgrounds.
14. Which place or country you like the most as you have traveled to so many places for shooting? And why? (Could be in terms of people there, scene, food & etc)
The most amazing place for me is New York city. There is so much to shoot there… the people are great and the vibe is just awesome. Having said that you can take amazing images anywhere. As a wedding and portrait photographer it is more about the subject rather than the idea of easily being seduced by the location.
15. When and what is the most impressive moment for all the years as a professional photographer?
Winning my first “Australian Wedding photographer of the year” award back in 2004. At the time I felt that I had really achieved my ultimate goal and was afraid of losing my inspiration now that i had achieved such an accolade. I pushed myself further and further from that point on and won it again for a record Four times. This has never been done before in Australia by any photographer.
16. Have you ever met any difficulty that made you very frustrated and even thinking to give up as a photographer?
I can’t imagine being anything else but a photographer and I would like to think that I will be photographing in some shape or form till the day I die. Haven encountered any obstacle that was ever too big to be overcome by the passion that i have for what I do.
17. When and what is your milestone in your career life as a photographer?
Being named as one of the top 10 Wedding photographers is the world by American Photo magazine. This truly has been a great honor.
18. Do you have any mentor?
“Early in my career, the amazing Yervant was my teacher and mentor. These days, I still find his work very inspirational, but there are many others in the industry whose work I admire, it’s just too difficult to narrow down to one name. Having said that it’s great to share Ideas with my business partner and amazing artist Nick Ghionis.
19. Which is your best shot? And why? (Would be great if you could show us)
I love this shot of the bride walking down the stairs and this beautiful moment presented itself. The parents were hugging with joy in the right hand corner of the frame unseen to the bride. On the walls of the house there were photographs hanging of moments that had already been documented in that family history. I named this image “as time goes by”, and was awarded the Grand award and WPPI for wedding Photojournalism.
20. If, you haven’t chosen to be a professional photographer, what do you think you will become? An accountant? An architect? A chef?
I was studying Architectural design before I became a photographer so I would probably say “Architect”
21. Any advice or suggestion could be given to photographers, especially for those fresh photographers?
Value your work and your time. Get plenty of experience before going out on your own.
22. What is your plan in the coming 5 years?
Recently I launched a new company “CAPTURE TO PRINT” which specialized in post-production of images and fine art printing. I still love shooting but post-production and fine art printing is also a passion and love to offer my skills as a master printmaker to bring other photographers vision to life.
23. What is your motto as a professional photographer?
Photography is a journey in the life of the photographer not a destination.
24. What is your motto in your life?
It is only by giving that you shall receive.
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