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EOS 7D. METZ Mecablitz. Tamrac. Playbook. BBM 271DBD25. ThinkPad. Eneloop. EtsHaim Inuit-30 Matin. THANK YOU FOR VISITING MY BLOG!!! This blog will take you through my lens, allowing you to see what catches my eye from my recent photo sessions to scenic photos to random snap shots. I love photography as an art form. I love creating beautiful photos and altering the minds of the viewers of my works. I love the meticulous nature of photography and I love editing my own work. It’s fair to say I love every aspect of photography. My camera is a dear friend, and I would be lost without it. My love for using my camera is what motivates me to shoot with it any chance I get. I know every menu, every button and every nuance of that camera better than I know my own body. Love for my camera is what has kept me motivated. I don't just take a picture but capture a moment in time in the highest possible quality. If you want me to capture your moments, please feel free to contact me. I hope you will enjoy my work and please do not hesitate to leave any feedback or comments. I would love to hear from you and thanks for stopping by…

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Fun Fun Wedding

Weddings are a time of celebration, a joining of not only two people, but also two families and their friends. Weddings are emotional and festive occasions that lend themselves naturally to photography. Wedding photographs help people remember all the little details of the day.

No wedding couple would want to end their wedding day without any keepsake from their very special day. There are should be always photo shooting! Weddings should have lots of pictures in order to reminisce a grateful event that had happened. So, a beautiful picture frame may be the ideal gift to give for the bride and groom. Here are some precious wedding picture.

SHIMA & CHEP IZHAR


At the heart of all photography should be having fun. People take pictures because they enjoy taking pictures, and photographers at every level love what they do. Taking pictures is a form of artistic expression that also allows us to record special moments in our lives. Wedding celebrations are some of the happiest occasions that one can be part of. Documenting the feelings and expressions on the wedding day helps those who were present to relive the emotions that they felt and lets those who weren’t in attendance get a sense of the special event.


The wedding cake is something the bride and groom select carefully. Then, try to get a photograph of the bride and groom cutting it.






Photographers also have the ability to pose individuals and groups in a way that looks the very best. This means that couples will usually be happier with their images because everyone in the photograph will look better. Photographers are also skilled at using light, another factor in creating truly flattering portraits. Therefore, as a photographic hobbyist who wants to take great digital pictures at your friend’s wedding, you should concentrate on creating pictures that complement the professional wedding photographer’s work.




Most couples want the traditional wedding photos and a collection of truly candid images to provide a sense of what the wedding day was like. They want to see feelings and emotions in the photos. You may see something that the photographer doesn’t see because they are concentrating on a shot that is deemed more important at that moment. Images like this will be well received by the bride and groom and treasured forever.






When posing two or more people, you should seek to stagger the head heights in the portrait. For instance, a tall man might be seated on a chair with his wife standing by his side. By slightly staggering the head heights, you can ensure that the viewer’s eyes will move easily from one subject’s face to the next, giving the portrait a dynamic feel. Varying the head heights makes a more interesting group image.

ASRIE & JUNE



With people on the move, shooting in the continuous mode can help ensure that you get at least one good shot..




In most photographs, the posing of the subjects is vitally important. Many times, a photographer will have a great subject in a “fabulous location” but will fail to pose them properly. As a result, the image will not be successful.






Candids cannot be planned, but they can be anticipated. For example, as the bridesmaids, relatives, and friends arrive at the house, it is highly likely that each will give the bride a warm greeting. These genuine hugs and kisses make great candid pictures. If the bride is not completely ready, you may also have the opportunity to get some candids of them finishing up with their hair, makeup, etc. Here, women photographers have a distinct advantage in that they can usually be in the actual dressing area and have a chance to get some tasteful candids of the women finishing up the dressing process.

AYU



During the wedding ceremony itself, try to pay attention to what the professional photographer is doing. Not every professional takes the same images. If you see something of importance going on that the pro isn’t shooting, by all means get a picture. For instance, sometimes guests give readings during the wedding. As a professional, I can tell you that these images are not a big seller. As a result, some photographers may just skip those shots.





During the ceremony, professional photographers are usually focused on the couple. You can capture the emotions of the onlookers. Also, observe the guests’ reactions to everything that is going on. Wedding ceremonies are emotional events. Recording these emotions is often difficult for the professional photographer who needs to concentrate on the important symbolic moments that happen. Here is where you can shine. It will be easy for you to focus on the guests sitting across the aisle. As they smile, laugh, and cry, take pictures to document these feelings.


Different cultures, different customs very different traditions. That’s the way of weddings. Every religion, region and country has different wedding traditions. There are close similarities, yet they are still very different.

NURUL AIN ADAM & ABDULLAH NOHD YAZID




I hope that reading this text and viewing these images has provided you with some insight for taking better pictures. Like most skills, you will become better with practice. Again, I strongly suggest that every couple hire a professional photographer for their wedding day. Being responsible for recording the once in a lifetime memories of a bride and groom is a sacred trust. Professional photographers have almost no margin of error at the wedding. Every picture is important on this special day. However, the pictures that you, as a guest, take at your friend’s wedding can be a wonderful supplement to those created by the professional and they will provide great memories for the bride and groom and their families.




Saturday, March 12, 2011

Every Photo Tells A Story


I’ve discovered that a picture is an amazing tool to spur creativity. Have look around and let your creative juice flow.

There are many reasons that I love photography, not the least of which is that a photograph has the ability to convey stories to those that view them. One such medium for story telling in the time we live is digital photography.

A photograph has the ability to convey emotion, mood, narrative, ideas and messages all of which are important elements of story telling. Of course the gift of story telling is something that doesn’t just happen good story tellers are intentional about learning how to tell stories and practice their craft.

A common multiple image story that many of us will be familiar with will be the photography we do on a vacation. Whether we consider it or not such a series of shots documents the experiences that we have over a period of days/weeks or even months. I’ve included a few photos from one of my recent trips that tell the story.


Location photography covers a wide range of disciplines. To acquire the essential skills required to become a professional photographer takes time and motivation. The skills covered should be practiced repeatedly so that they become practical working knowledge rather than just basic understanding. Nature Beautiful scenery pictures is generic name on beauties of landscapes, mountains, cities, beauty of mother earth, green fields and mountain valley.




Photographic stories are the visual communication of personal experience; as such, each story is potentially unique and is the ideal vehicle for personal expression.
To communicate coherently and honestly the photographer must connect with what is happening. To connect the photographer should research, observe carefully, ask questions and clarify the photographer’s personal understanding of what is happening. Unless the photographer intends to make the communication ambiguous it is important to establish a point of view or have an ‘angle’ for the story. This can be achieved by acknowledging feelings or emotions experienced whilst observing and recording the subject matter.





Stories come in all shapes and sizes. Some are long but others are short. Thinking photographically, these short stories might be one, or maybe two, images.
Most newspaper photography fits into this category of story telling one image that attempts to capture the essence of an accompanying written story.

They don’t have the luxury of multiple frames to introduce, explore and conclude so almost always tell the story of a single event rather than a longer one. Such shots need to have something in them that grabs the attention of a viewer. They also will usually have visual and/or narrative focal points that lead the viewer into the photo.

THINK BELIEVE AND CREATE