Photography workshop
Finally, I get myself to update my long abandoned blog because i was quite busy "mapling" (ahem) and prepare my As exam abit (not really lar, just an excuse) ^^.
Now, some Saturday(s) ago, which i can't remember which one is it >.< ; i attended a photography workshop which was organized by R.Age (The Star) and conducted the by Glenn, who is a photographer working for The Star daily paper. As I am interested in photography, i wanted to learn more so that i can improve my techniques. It was early in the morning, and i took a bus to sunway and walked to the Sunway Lagoon Club after doing some "business" in Sunway Pyramid, and saw some young kids learning ice-skating in the skating ring.
Here, this is my group, and i'm 2nd from right with the weirdest camera.
After some introduction from the editor of Star Metro, then we were divided in to groups of 4 or 5. It all started with understanding the functions and ability of ur camera, which is very important. Then, he taught us some photographing techniques accompanied by some examples. When i saw those photos, my jaw dropped. Wow, they are stunning and beautiful. Some of the principles used to shoot nice photographs are "the rule of 1/3", "lines that lead to the subject" and etc.
Next up, we were given about 45mins to practice shooting some photos to show how good u are.
I have some of my shots here:
Then, its lunch time!! Time to fill my empty stomach ^^. We had nice food (for free) in the club's own restaurant while some of us chit-chatted with each other who are new friends.
Now, some Saturday(s) ago, which i can't remember which one is it >.< ; i attended a photography workshop which was organized by R.Age (The Star) and conducted the by Glenn, who is a photographer working for The Star daily paper. As I am interested in photography, i wanted to learn more so that i can improve my techniques. It was early in the morning, and i took a bus to sunway and walked to the Sunway Lagoon Club after doing some "business" in Sunway Pyramid, and saw some young kids learning ice-skating in the skating ring.
Here, this is my group, and i'm 2nd from right with the weirdest camera.
After some introduction from the editor of Star Metro, then we were divided in to groups of 4 or 5. It all started with understanding the functions and ability of ur camera, which is very important. Then, he taught us some photographing techniques accompanied by some examples. When i saw those photos, my jaw dropped. Wow, they are stunning and beautiful. Some of the principles used to shoot nice photographs are "the rule of 1/3", "lines that lead to the subject" and etc.
Next up, we were given about 45mins to practice shooting some photos to show how good u are.
I have some of my shots here:
Then, its lunch time!! Time to fill my empty stomach ^^. We had nice food (for free) in the club's own restaurant while some of us chit-chatted with each other who are new friends.
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