Bukan semua orang di dunia ini dilahirkan genius, kan? Syukur kepada yang terpilih..Tapi bagi orang biasa, jika anda lakukan seperti ini..anda memang GENIUS!!!
Jadi hargai diri anda..bak kata iklan tue....
" Kerana dirimu begitu berharga"
dari : http://www.incidentalcomics.com/2013/03/genius-is.html
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Monday, March 11, 2013
Sahabat, kamu dihatiku selamanya
Aku mula mengenalimu beberapa tahun yang lalu.Namun hanya sebagai kawan biasa. Kamu seorang yang ceria, manis dan peramah.Rasa senang bergaul denganmu.Bertanya khabar, makan , bercerita dan ketawa bersama...Kamu selalu pening kepala dengan kerenah aku yang suka menyakat aku..Bila dah geram kamu akan cakap ..
"Ya Allah, Kau berilah kekuatan kepada aku untuk bertahan dengan pompuan ini!!!!!"..
Hahahaa , kamu memang comei bila marah aku..Kau juga suka habiskan makanan aku..walaupun secara paksa.
."Wei, ko makan la..tak baik tinggal"..
"Eee, ko tahu tak perut aku dah buncit!!!.."
Dalam kau marah aku, ko suapkan juga masuk dalam mulut kamu..
Selang beberapa bulan lepas tu, aku terserempak denganmu ditempat biasa kita bertemu..Tiba-tiba aku dikejutkan dengan berita yang kamu akan melanjutkan pengajian kamu. Alhamdulillah, aku gembira tetapi berasa sedikit kesedihan kerana terpaksa berjauhan denganmu. Tapi aku x kesah, masa depanmu.Aku doakan yang terbaik buatmu.
Bermulanya kehidupan kamu di tempat baru..Aku seperti biasa akan bertanyakan khabar kamu..Haaa!!! time ni mmg kamu emosi sangat sebab kamu tengah buat persedian untuk peperiksaan. Kesian kamu, lambat dapat pelepasan dari pihak atasan, jadi kamu terlepas banyak dan kamu terpaksa belajar sendiri..Dalam kekalutan kamu menghadapi peperiksaan, tiba-tiba aku dikejutkan dengan satu mesej dari kamu...
" Awak. kalau suatu hari nanti saya dah takde, awak ingat lah persahabatan kita ye...."
"Kamu ni pasaipa?!!!!"
Tanya aku , mulai gelabah.... aku mula bertanya dan bertanya kepada kamu, dan akhirnya kamu membalas dengan satu mesej yang meruntun hatiku..membuatkan aku sebak dan menangis sepanjang malam....
"Aku sakit..Aku mungkin dah tak lama...bila-bila masa saja saya boleh pergi awak.."
Selepas itu disusuli pulak dengan mesej ni...
"Syuhaiza, sahabatku ketahuilah...walaupun diri ini dah xdak lagi, akan aku kenangi segalanya. walaupun pertemuan kita cuma seketika namun ia cukup bermakna, pergiku jgn sesekali kau tangisi ya, cukuplah sekadar alfatihah sebagai titipan ku disana..."
Aku menangis lagi.Ambil masa berhari juga untuk aku menerima kenyataan yanh pahit ini. Aku tak minta dipujuk, namun mungkin kamu rasa bersalah, kamu cuba gembirakan hatiku dengan lawak-lawak kamu yang sangat menggelikan hati...Namun, tanpa disedari. satu rasa yang tak dapat dikatakan, terbit dari dasar hati ini. Aku takut kehilangan mu sahabat...Aku mula rasakan yang hidup aku akan sunyi bila kamu tiada nanti.. Mulai detik inilah terbitnya rasa sayang yang mendalam kepada kamu...oh sahabat, aku tidak dapat bayangkan hari - hari ku tanpamu ...
Baik,aku mesti kuat! Aku takkan bersedih!! Tentulah kamu akan susah hati tgk keadaan aku, kan?..Jadi aku mula menjadi keanak-anakan dengan kamu..Alaaa...kamu pon sama ja....selalu merajuk, selalu kena dipujuk..dah tu, selalu marah aku...hahahaaaa....Aku makin sayang padamu sahabat...
Alhamdulillah, suatu malam aku mendapat panggilan darimu.. berita gembira dari kamu.!!.Syukur, akhirnya kamu betemu jodoh juga, In Sha Allah..Taktala kita asyik berborak ,tiba-tiba kamu mengeluarkan topik yang....*oh aku sedih untuk menyebutnya*..aku terdengar esakan tangismu,walaupun kamu cuba menafikannya, walaupun kamu berlagak bersahaja,namun aku tahu apa didalam hatimu, kerana aku lebih mengenali dirimu....
Dikesempatan ini,ketahuilah sahabat..walau apa terjadi...
Bila kamu gembira, aku turut gembira.
Bila kamu bersedih, akulah orang pertama yang merasainya..walaupun jauh, hatiku dapat merasakannya..kamu x dapat menafikannya, sebab aku mengenalimu...
Walau sebanyak mana pun kekurangan kamu,
Aku terima seadaanya, kerana sayangnya aku padamu mengatasi kekurangan yang ada padamu
Aku memaafkan mu, cuba memujukmu,
Kerana aku tidak mahu kehilangan sahabat sepertimu dan aku takut tiada lagi hari esok buatmu
Kerana aku takut, itu mungkin pertolongan terakhir dapat ku hulurkan
Biar kita sama-sama susah, sama-sama senang
Aku suka memberi dan menghadiahkan sesuatu
Walau sekecil mana pun, kerana aku tahu kamu menghargainya...
Bila kamu kesedihan dan inginkan aku dekatmu,
Pasti aku akan berusaha tenangkanmu walaupun tidak dapat bersamamu,
agar kehadiranku itu menjadi kegembiraan buatmu dikala aku diperlukan
Kamulah pendengarku yang baik sahabat..
Kamu sanggup korbankan masa sibukmu hanya untuk mendengar pengaduanku yang tak seberapa...
Aku akan meluangkan masa sebaik mungkin denganmu
Agar mempunyai kenangan terindah bersama
Andai aku disakiti
Pasti kamu yang pertama mengetahui, kamu yang paling risaukanku,
Sahabat sejatiku,Setiap saat bersamamu ,sangat nikmat bagiku
Andai aku mampu undurkan masa, ingin aku bersamamu lebih lama...
Alhamdulillah, aku sgt bersyukur kepadaMu Allah kerana mengirimkan kepadaku sahabat yang sangat memahami, menyanyangi, dan saling ingatkan diri ini kepadaMu, Yang Esa
Sahabat,aku ikhlah dan menyanyangimu sepenuh hati...Hilangmu tiada pengganti....
Bertahanlah sahabat..Aku tidak pernah jemu mendoakan kesihatanmu dan berdoa agar persahabatan kita kekal selamanya..
Sayang kamu sahabatku..kamu sentiasa dalam doa dan ingatanku,selamanya, In Sha Allah..
~ in memories; affendy azmi
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
I WILL NEVER COMPLAIN HEREAFTER...
This is a beautiful story about how we must grateful for what we have . We always waste and complaining, not just about food, clothes ,ect. without realizing that someone else will gratefull about it.
Please, take your time and read this beautiful story..:))
I WILL NEVER COMPLAIN HEREAFTER...
''Oh Umme! What is this? Always Dhal! I really hate this curry now! Why
can't you prepare some other curries than this?'', Salma almost yelled
at her Mum, Fathima. Fathima was struggling to answer. ''Why can't she
understand what I am telling?'', her already ached heart whispered. ''I
make other curries too, don't I dear? But I often prepare this as it
contains lots of nutrients that are
needed for a growing youth like you. Why don't you stop complaining and
thank Allah for giving you provisions that are more than enough for you
to have?'', Fathima told her daughter in a breath and left the place
without waiting for another word.
Salma stared at the
Kitchen's doorway, seeing her Mother leaving. ''I won't eat today'', she
swore to herself and stood on her feet from the mat to leave. Suddenly
she heard the bang of the bell yelling continously. ''Who the damn is
that?'', she shouted which doubled the volumes of anger in her mind. She
paced hastily towards the front door and was struck into seeing a
middle aged lady with an almost five year old child. ''Huh!'' she hissed
and went to the hall in search of money. There was a ten rupee note
left on the hall table and she picked it up and returned back to the
front door. While she was handing over the note to the lady, her little
skinny girl moved a step forward and voiced, ''Can we have sometìng to
eat? We didn't have anything except water since three days.''
Hearing the little girl's words, Salma's eyes began to fill with tears.
Her rigid heart thawed and she ran to the Kitchen to get the contents in
the plate which she left untouched. It didn't take much time for her to
pack it with a lunch sheet and to wrap it up with a paper. She rushed
to the front door snatching the neatly packed parcel and handed it over
to them. The little girl grinned at her and her mother thanked her with a
beautiful smile. ''Insha Allah, I will never complain hereafter'',
Salma vowed herself and ran in search of her mother to apologise for
hurting her and disparaging about the blessings which she is been
endowed with.
~Zahra Hassan~
Monday, October 15, 2012
Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day?
Sonnet 18 deserves its fame because it is one of the most beautifully written verses in the English language. The sonnet’s endurance comes from Shakespeare’s ability to capture the essence of love so cleanly and succinctly.
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
Thou art more lovely and more temperate:
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,
And summer's lease hath all too short a date:
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,
And often is his gold complexion dimm'd;
And every fair from fair sometime declines,
By chance or nature's changing course untrimm'd;
But thy eternal summer shall not fade
Nor lose possession of that fair thou owest;
Nor shall Death brag thou wander'st in his shade,
When in eternal lines to time thou growest:
So long as men can breathe or eyes can see,
So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.
Thou art more lovely and more temperate:
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,
And summer's lease hath all too short a date:
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,
And often is his gold complexion dimm'd;
And every fair from fair sometime declines,
By chance or nature's changing course untrimm'd;
But thy eternal summer shall not fade
Nor lose possession of that fair thou owest;
Nor shall Death brag thou wander'st in his shade,
When in eternal lines to time thou growest:
So long as men can breathe or eyes can see,
So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.
That Time Of Year Thou Mayst In Me Behold
Shakespeare’s Sonnet 73 is the third of four poems concerned with ageing
(Sonnets 71-74). It is also hailed as one of his most beautiful
sonnets. The speaker in the poem suggests that his lover will love him
more, the older he gets, because his physical ageing will remind him
that he will die soon.
That Time Of Year Thou Mayst In Me Behold
That time of year thou mayst in me behold
When yellow leaves, or none, or few, do hang
Upon those boughs which shake against the cold,
Bare ruin'd choirs, where late the sweet birds sang.
In me thou seest the twilight of such day
As after sunset fadeth in the west,
Which by and by black night doth take away,
Death's second self, that seals up all in rest.
In me thou see'st the glowing of such fire
That on the ashes of his youth doth lie,
As the death-bed whereon it must expire
Consumed with that which it was nourish'd by.
This thou perceivest, which makes thy love more strong,
To love that well which thou must leave ere long.
tutorial : Diffraction, Aperture, and Starburst Effects
Starburst effects can add an interesting element to a photograph. In a dark, moody scene, it can add a dreamy, peaceful twinkle to the lights. In a daytime scene, a starburst effect from the sun can add drama and interest to otherwise uneventful skies.
Starburst Filters
- glass filters with a grid on the surface that created the “starburst” effect.
- these filters created interesting starbursts, and also caused a rainbow-like effect in the light called dispersion as well as softness issues in the images
Diffraction and Starbursts Defined
- Diffraction is the slight bending of (light) waves around small obstacles and the spreading out of (light) waves past small openings.
- a small aperture at a low focal length, it bends around the edges of the blades and creates the “star” look.
- The following charts show the effect of aperture on the size of the starbursts.
Night Time Starburst Tutorial
1) Use a Tripod and Remote Trigger
- At such small apertures and such low light, you’re not going to get a crisp handheld shot, so you’ll need a tripod and a remote trigger
- Any sturdy tripod will work, as will any reliable remote trigger.
- If you don’t have either of these, you might be able to get away with setting your camera on a solid object and using the two second timer, however your composition options would be limited.
- use a small aperture of f/11 or smaller.
- The smaller you make your aperture, the more diffraction you’ll get and the more “starburst” you’ll see in your image.
- the lower your focal length, the smaller the physical opening of the aperture
3) Turn on Your Highlight Alert
- Most digital cameras have a highlight alert option that will show you when your highlights are blown out.
- This is important to turn on because you want to see if you’re blowing out, i.e. losing unrecoverable detail, in any parts of your image.
4) Set your Focus
- For wide landscape and cityscape scenes, you’ll likely be at infinity.
- switch your focus to Manual on the lens to ensure that your camera doesn’t auto focus to the wrong plane.
- As you use your remote trigger to take the picture, make sure you don’t bump your tripod while the shutter is open.
- unless you’re really experienced , that first image likely won’t come out exactly as desired, so just adjust and repeat until you get it.
- Consider applying additional techniques such as light writing
Day Time Starburst Tutorial
- “Starbursts” from the sun use the exact same concepts as starbursts at night.
- The main issue you’ll face is that, in the day time, you’re shooting into the light and the sun is likely much brighter than your subjects.
- In this case, you’ll have to use another light source, most likely external flash, to light your subjects or the foreground objects so they’re not underexposed.
1) Turn on Your Highlight Alert
- this is important to see where you’re losing detail and overexposing the scene.
- a little underexposure, especially at ISO 50 is going to still work out great.
- ISO is going to be as low as you can go
- shutter speed is likely going to be at 1/200, as high as it can go while still syncing with external flashes.
- Your aperture will vary depending on the amount of light, the amount of “starburst” you want, and the amount of light you’re able to get onto your subject from your flashes or reflectors to properly expose them.
- be on Full Manual Mode for this one
- You’re going to need a couple of powerful external flashes.
- You’ll also need another type of remote trigger for your flash.
- You can choose how you want to angle the flashes and experiment with different distances and zooms of the Flashes until you get your desired look.
- Take your time, adjust your settings, adjust your flashes, and keep trying until you get exactly what you want.
http://www.slrlounge.com/diffraction-aperture-and-starburst-effects
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Splashing Water Text Effect
a tutorial from:
http://www.psdvault.com
Step 1
- Create a new document .
- fill the background layer with black.
- Load the Lake stock image into Photoshop.
- use the Lasso Tool , draw a selection of the lake portion
- Copy and paste the selection on to canvas
- Duplicate the water layer twice,.
- move the duplicated layer to the left and right of the original water layer, as shown below: (set the layer opacity to slightly lower than the original water layer to create depth)
- Duplicate the original water layer once more.
- resize it to a smaller piece and position it to the center.
- increase the layer opacity to 100%
- Add the following two adjustment layers on top of all layers created so far:
Levels
Step 2
- use any font you like
- type a single letter on the canvas as shown below:
- Apply the following layer blending options to this text layer
Gradient Overlay
Stroke
- and here is the effect so far:
Step 3
- add some noise to the text .
- Create a new layer on top of the text called “noise”
- load the selection of the text layer and fill the selection with black colour, go to Filter > Noise > Add Noise and apply the following setting:
- The effect after you apply the noise filter:
- Change the blending mode of thie noise layer to “screen”
- drop the layer opacity to around 35%
- Create a new layer on top of the noise layer, name it “light and shadow”
- use a combination of black and white brush
- paint it as shown below
- Change the blending mode of this light and shadow layer to “Overlay”
- add some lighting contrast to the text:
Step 4
- paint some water splashing effect around text.
- Create a new layer called “water splash”
- load the water splash brushes into Photoshop (download)
- choose some brushes from the set and paint around the text, as shown below
- Make sure when you paint the water splashing effect, use a combination of big and small sized brush sets
- adjust the flow and opacity of the brush
- DO NOT just use one setting for the whole thing
- Keep adding more water splashing around the text
- to be more creative, paint some water streams dropping from the edges
- For the water streams, used a 6px, soft white brush to paint in addition to the water splashing brush
- Use the same technique to paint the water stream on the left:
- You can use a small, soft white brush to draw around the edge of the text to create some waterflow/highlight effect
- Highlight effect for the text edges
Step 5
- make the water splash around the text sharpen a bit.
- duplicate the water splash layer you’re painting on once
- Apply the following Smart Sharpen filter setting to the duplicated layer
- the water splash sharpened and become more visible
- create a new layer called “shadow” under the original text layer
- grab a black soft brush and paint some shadow on the water and under the text
- To make the text effect more dramatic, add some misty effect by create a new layer named “mist” above the background layer
- use a Lasso Tool ,draw a selection around the text
- Render some cloud inside the selection,
- drop the layer opacity of this mist layer to around 50%,
Step 6
- create a new light on top of all previus layers, use a small white soft brush to paint (single-click) to the points shown below
- use the Distrot option (Ctrl + T, then right-click) to adjust the shape of the light, to fit the angel of the latter
- added one Color Balance image adjustment layer
- Layer Mask on the Color Balance adjustment layer:
final effect
Visit : http://www.psdvault.com/text-effects/create-awesome-splashing-water-text-effect-in-photoshop/
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