Practicing The New Technique
As you all know, I’ve attended Daniel Cheong’s workshop last month, and now it’s time to practicing his teaching. Now I know the secret on how to get that shining look on the buildings. Thanks again Daniel. I love your technique and I’m going to improve my skills.
Combined with knowledge that I’ve learnt from my previous sifoo – Vedd & Azrudin – I am going a step further in this photography arena. Again, thanks to my guru’s and thanks to all of you too for your kind support and constructive comments.
Stay tune for my next update and have a nice weekend! 🙂
Kg. Baru, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Single Exposure with LEE
Recently I’ve bought a set of Lee Filters but I’ve never got any chance to test it out since the weather in Klang Valley is not up to my expectation. Then my wife suggested to visits her brother is Jerantut, Pahang. She said that there is a lot of waterfalls down there and I might interested to see them.
“Well, let’s go then..”
Jerantut has a lot of waterfalls and this is one of the called Lata Jarum. The only waterfall that I’ve managed to photograph. The best thing about this place was, not many people around and I can freely travel throughout the river to have my shots. I will visit Jerantut again next time to photograph the others, Insya Allah.
And this is the results from my visits, a single exposure with these settings: f11, 0.6 sec, ISO 100, LEE ND .9 Filter. A single exposure edited with Adobe Camera RAW and CS5 [Non-HDR image]
Lata Jarum, Jerantut, Pahang, Malaysia
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Purple Hour
After one month rest (from photography) during the month of Ramadhan, finally I’m back with my camera. This particular shot was taken in the early morning with fellow HDRianz – Ezry & Sham. We was expecting the sunrise to shine but heavy rain clouds was blocking the view. Maybe next time perhaps..
Masjid Uniten during blue hour
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