Hoki
August 2, 2009
Lama betul tak buat hoki…
AIZUDDIN SAAD | Press Photographer
Photography isn’t just a fun hobby. It’s a ticket around the world.
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Aizuddin Saad has been involved in photography since early 2007 and became serious in early April 2007. He resigned from his career as a graphic designer to become full time photographer. However, there are too many challenges that he must face! He has to keep on learning and learning! He doesn’t care what people say because finally he has found what passion means in his artistic work. Before this he was a graphic designer, web designer, animator & fine art artist. He never had any commitment or passion in each of what he has done.
He feels satisfied when he starts to release the shutter. He captures every moment with his camera. With one photo, many words can be described. He has found a beautiful life for him. Walking together with his camera, capture everything he sees. He doesn’t want to turn back and instead he wants to pursue photography. He wishes photography will never be forgotten from his heart and continue throughout his whole life.
He is represented by The New Straits Times Press. He is based in Segamat & Kuala Lumpur and available for assignments. He has contributing for Reuters (You Witness News), National Geographic (Daily Dozen), DrikNEWS International Photo Agency, Utusan Malaysia and European PressPhoto Agency (EPA).
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August 3, 2009 at 6:07 am
hoki ape yg lame x buat long? gamba tiptop!!