anywhere oso can lar...

step on ur 18-200mm

wakakkakaka
later he cried
hehehe

wa lao ehh.... cannot lar..
18-200mm is my second wife oh...kakakaka

if rosak sure cry...
after curi your 18-135mm kakaka

Lao eh my KITS LENS only u also wanna sapu

Model : Sabrina Quigley



This post has been edited by ahleong: Nov 29 2006, 11:56 AM

Model : Jesz Yap (TXN 2006 Winner)

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This post has been edited by ahleong: Nov 29 2006, 12:01 PM

ahleong improved a lot
i think i need to workout more on my compo and perspective already

lemme comment on this..some sifu told me this one would not be good...the skirt is not displayed fully unless you're goin for the halfbody shot..this is 3/4 no?

pardon me for my n00bness.. i'm gonna get whacked for this

This post has been edited by nairud: Nov 29 2006, 12:09 PM

Thx shinchan.. we learn together lar..
don jin kai kai learn ...

noted..
Thanks for yr comment.. need improve on next shooting session..

dont la... you have dslr, i dont have

is ok...
DSLR not tai sai lar... still have to learn..

your call to get dslr already now..

u have the theories, but implementation is another thing
hehehe
does the theories still come into your mind when ur eye looks into the viewfinder?

that's why...gotta practise. perspective also play a part...

[quote=ahleong,Nov 29 2006, 11:59 AM]


I think I have explained to you Ahleong but I will repeat for the benefit of others : For a shot like this, shoot her with you standing up or bending slightly forward parallel to her for good results while composing up till slightly above her kneecap. With this, you won't cut off her skirt while giving and idea how short her skirt is coz currently no one knows if she's a wearing a mini skirt or a long skirt.

If can ... dun include the two red poles anymore in your future shots

Good portrait images equals not having your viewers think too much about the 'what' and the 'why' of subjects, just enjoying the looks of the girls

Good question!

But theories are still there or not is NOT depending on WHAT you are shooting, is WHO you are shooting.

Ehem ... kalau mata dalam viewfinder but hati tempat lain how?

I learn something today.

I love this quote... a lot...

Mark of a true Nature 'Model' Photographer :
1. Kaki Ayam - Have to walk into water, uphill and downhill, dun give shit about leech bite also!
2. Short army pants - Blend into leaves and bushes, dun wanna attract unnecessary attention.
3. Light orange short sleeve T-shirt, models can see from far away, even under heavy rain.
4. Waterproof watch - Can see the time even under heavy rain
5. Crewcut hairstyle - Can tahan heat, can tahan rain.
6. Tummy - Means about to get married liao, slimming down becoz wife complain.
7. Flash with Stofen - Soften light distribution and occational fill-in.
8. Nikon D70 - For harsh environments and budget entry level DSLR, who else can you trust?

Shooting in the rain, 3 sexy models, insect bites, climbing here and there, slippery stones and dangerously fast waters - Priceless