Chen Feng discusses growing up in a small city in south China and recently visiting after many years. They are a business student at Centennial College studying marketing and a member of the Canadian Marketing Association and Association of Chinese Canadian Entrepreneurs. As a volunteer photographer for ACCE events, they have the freedom to photograph anywhere but it can be tiring having to stay until events finish. They include some of their photographs including a 30-year-old camera, a picture from their first month in Canada, and a favorite landscape photo out the window of a train to Montreal that was submitted to National Geographic.

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My name is Chen Feng, and here is where I group up, a small city in south China.
Last year I finally got a chance to visited it again, After I left there since 2002.

2. I`m a Business student of
Centennial College.
And my major professor is
Marketing
I`m a member of CMA
(Canadian Marketing Association)
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I`m also a member and
volunteer of ACCE
(Association of Chinese
Canadian Entrepreneurs)
Those picture I took from
One of the ACCE event
with RBC bank.
I was a volunteer
Photographer.
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3. A good thing being a volunteer is,
I can freely assess to anywhere
during the event, specially being
a photographer.
That I can learn thing during the
the job and taking photo as taking
notes.
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But the other thing is being a
photographer, is heavy duty job.
I can not leave until they finish,
As long as the meeting or event
go on, I have to get ready to take
photo at anytime.
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4. Sometime, I think about what if I just become a
professional photographer.
Like the picture down there, is one of the picture
I took when I came to Canada of the first month.
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The camera above
Is my 30 years old
film camera with a
new leans.

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Finally, this is one of my favorite picture. I took it when I was on the train to Montreal. At the
back is the Ontario Lake. This photo is the original photo and has never been change by any
software. Also I had send it to National Geographic. Hope they will reply me soon.