Moonlight is a perfect example of natural reflected light. That said, moonlight actually have little use in photography. It’s not like you’re using it for your photography session at night. It is because the amount of light generated by the Moon is a little more than your iPod.
Take a look of this picture.
Notice the shadow […]
Man, December sure are full of holidays. Today until Saturday, Muslims around the world are celebrating Eid Al-Adha, to remember the Prophet Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his own son Ishmael to God. But miracle happened, when at the very final moment, God switched Ishmael with a qibas (a type of lamb) from the Heavens, thus […]
Let’s proceed with our class. Today, I’m gonna teach you something about the fastest thing in the universe, faster even than a drunken leopard: Light.
Light (or photo as our Greek dudes called it) is the most important element of photography (hence the name photography; the art of light). Without it, there’ll be no photography. That’s […]
Sunday. The day God created light, which, if it was not because of it, the art of photography wouldn’t even exist (hence the name). Heck, we wouldn’t even exist. Or, if we somehow do exist, I bet there’ll be no blogosphere, photography, maybe even the Internet. Maybe we’ll be eating rocks for dinner, have 3 […]
This is the cheapest of new (note: new means any DSLR produced after Nikon E2) Nikon DSLRs to date. I’m not gonna bore you with the technical details that you won’t understand and use it anyway (honestly, can you tell the difference between a 420-pixel RGB sensor and a 1005-pixel RGB sensor?). But, if you […]
“I need a PC.”
“Okaayyy…what kind?”
“A personal computer.”
“Yeah, I know a PC is a personal computer. What do you wanna do with it?”
“Things. And you don’t need know what things.”
“Well, sir, I NEED to know ‘things‘ that you gonna do to recommend you the best bang for your buck. What’s your budget?”
“What’s the best you got?”
“(Feeling […]
Here’s the summary of Year 1 lessons.
You have graduated from Kindergarten.
You can have the best aperture.
And the best shutter speed.
Also, the best ISO to minimize the noise.
But your picture is no more than a piece of bytes if you do not master the art of composition.
Composition is how and where you put the posing missus […]
By now, you should be comfortable moving around your subject(s), looking, aiming, eyeing (is there such word?), and surveying every possible spots to provide a better view of them, thus improving the composition of your picture.
But, the fact remains, that Earth ain’t a big planet. At times, you’ll find yourself trapped between your missus in […]
Hey guys! It’s been, what, 36 hours since my last update (before the 012 lesson)? Actually, I’m currently busy preparing myself for an entry into Nilai International College, in Associate’s Degree of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, which incorporates EASA Part 66 Category B1-1 exams in its syllabus (I already have an Associate’s Degree in Aeronautical Engineering). […]
No matter how lazy you are, you are supposed to move around the subject if you cannot get a good composition from your current position. Come on, it’s not that hard. Just walk two or three steps to the left or right, and guess what, the scene look a whole lot better.
Look at this picture.
This […]
