I have come across something rather interesting in an article from my complimentary copy of Digital Camera Magazine from Olympus E-System Gathering not too long ago... it says:
"Try not to strive for the perfect shot, instead, strive to shoot something you have not seen before."
Amber from KLPF (difficult shots, with so many VULTURES blocking me left right front back)
There have been so many times I tried acquiring the technically accurate photos, but they distinctively lack the ooomphh factor. They all turned out rather bland, and uninteresting, because probably millions of other photographers have done similar things before, and whats new?
I should keep that quote in mind.
U the man.. :D Amber Chia is in ur list of photographs!!! Cool
ReplyDeletewhoa.. the tone effect looks nice..
ReplyDeleteslurp... LOL.. but the crop is quite tight.. u were using ur zoom ka?
yummy! LOL
ReplyDelete-Marcus
hey anonymous,
ReplyDeletethanks !!!
hey allen,
read... "difficult shot, vultures left right front back."
hey marcus,
you naughty boy !!
those lips...that skin...that hair...
ReplyDeleteyes i am a naughty boy LOL
-Marcus
hey marcus,
ReplyDeleteLOL !!! yummy indeed.
Robin... good shot there! And good quote too! Amber looks just great under your camera, you just conquered her.
ReplyDeleteEh, haven't seen you lazing around my blog for some time la. Buzy kah?
you should use your ulti to clear the path for yourself.. :P
ReplyDeletehey daniel,
ReplyDeletethanks man. ahaha, amber always looks good.
sorry for not visiting your place lately, yeah kinda had my plate full these days. will hop over when I can.
hey allen,
wah lau.. later all the others cast their ulties on me i mah die??
shoot without looking into the viewfinder. Just rely on instinct. I do that sometimes, an very useful to sneak some shots where you friend will go "delete delete!! you better delete it!!"
ReplyDeletehey ven,
ReplyDeleteyeah its called shooting blind, sometimes it does give quite a refreshing perspective !!