One of the easiest but most effective way to improve your photos in the shortest time possible has nothing to do with how expensive your equipment is, or with using any complicated techniques.
Simply, it is to shoot at the right time. As I always share with my students, even a trash can looks interesting in good light. This issue of Reuter’s photo techniques on The Magic Hour shares about shooting at the right time.
Even the most capable compact camera out there cannot do certain things that a DSLR can. For some people, these differences do not matter; for others, they are dealbreakers. Before you decide to get a DSLR, take a look to see if you really need to have these functions. Read More
Be it for work-related purpose or holiday, just about everyone carries some form of camera with them when traveling. It could be as simple and compact as the cellular phone, or as bulky and complex as a full-fledged DSLR camera with an assortment of lenses and other accessories.
Whatever the reason or camera, travel photography has become immensely popular due to the widespread access to cameras. Find out how to get started on this exciting new hobby with some pointers on the equipment and planning needed for a “photo-filled” trip. Read More
If you’re one of the 250,000 geeks who read David Hobby’s strobist blog, you might be looking for some lighting equipment and accessories to get you started—and if you haven’t been reading, you might want to get started with his excellent guide at budget lighting with Lighting 101.
Unfortunately Singapore is not exactly a cheap place to get the equipment that David recommends, and that sort of defeats the purpose of going strobist in the first place. In this article, we go through some options you have, and hopefully you wouldn’t have to break the piggy bank for them. Read More
Belinda & Micky, Singapore, 2005
Guest Workshop on Landscape Photography by Chen Yiren
Punggol End by Yiren
The 3-session workshop will be held over 2 days and will include a theory session, a sunrise shoot, a sunset shoot and a review session.
More details on the workshop can be found here.