Yishun people pls stand up II
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bring ur photo along if need laptop let me knownicholas68
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nice to have you back to Spore again, hehe... btw, nice photos you have taken from Taiwan. must share with us your story in the coming Kopi sessions, hehe...
Ray, the girl in your home!!! What are you waiting for!!!
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17 Nov 2006
Kopi Session.
9.30 pm
1. nicholas
2. eric
Kopi Session.
9.30 pm
1. nicholas
2. eric
YSS Anniversary Outing
Place: Sungei Ringgit Trip 2day 1 nite
Date: 2nd & 3rd December 2006
Organiser is Xing
Just a show of hands to see who are interested going to Sungei Ringgit.
1) Meet at Khatib ~10am bus to Tampines
2) Bus to Changi Village, lunch at famous Nasi Lemak shop
3) Ferry from Changi to Sungei Ringgit, Msia (S$6 per person)
4) ETA ~ 1 hour
5) Village shoot and sunset
6) Go shooting till dinner time
7) Lobster Dinner ~ S$20 per person
8) Check in Alan's home and Night shoot around the place
9) Shoot sunrise ~ 6am
10) Bfast - Msia style
11) return Spore ~ 10am - 12pm (S$6 per person)
Going zad's wedding once we reach back on 3rd dec in khatib
List of ppl going
1) Xing
2) Jimmy
3) Simon
4) William
5) Nicholas
6) JP
7) Alan
Place: Sungei Ringgit Trip 2day 1 nite
Date: 2nd & 3rd December 2006
Organiser is Xing
Just a show of hands to see who are interested going to Sungei Ringgit.
1) Meet at Khatib ~10am bus to Tampines
2) Bus to Changi Village, lunch at famous Nasi Lemak shop
3) Ferry from Changi to Sungei Ringgit, Msia (S$6 per person)
4) ETA ~ 1 hour
5) Village shoot and sunset
6) Go shooting till dinner time
7) Lobster Dinner ~ S$20 per person
8) Check in Alan's home and Night shoot around the place
9) Shoot sunrise ~ 6am
10) Bfast - Msia style
11) return Spore ~ 10am - 12pm (S$6 per person)
Going zad's wedding once we reach back on 3rd dec in khatib
List of ppl going
1) Xing
2) Jimmy
3) Simon
4) William
5) Nicholas
6) JP
7) Alan
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17 Nov 2006 Friday
9.45pm
Kopi / Beer / Qoo Apple / Milo Peng / Teh Session
Blk 848 Yishun Coffeeshop (next to ABC Supermarket)
1. Nicholas
2. Eric
3. Eugene (might be late)
4. JP - go there to talk a bit than go back to study for exam
5. Alan (On time), jp u mean u dun wanna study? haha..ur ang moh..
Who might be on time ?
17 Nov 2006 Friday
9.45pm
Kopi / Beer / Qoo Apple / Milo Peng / Teh Session
Blk 848 Yishun Coffeeshop (next to ABC Supermarket)
1. Nicholas
2. Eric
3. Eugene (might be late)
4. JP - go there to talk a bit than go back to study for exam
5. Alan (On time), jp u mean u dun wanna study? haha..ur ang moh..
Who might be on time ?
Capturing the Perfect Moment
This is taken off Joe Buissink's blog entry of May 2006. He's a celebrity wedding photographer who has shot the weddings of people like Christian Slater, Hilary Swank, Lucy Lawless, Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Simpson and Christina Aguilera.
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In a world dominated by shortcuts, fast food and instant fulfillment, I can’t help but feel there are too many photographers out there missing the point about the art of this incredible craft we call professional photography.
I know my timing might be off, but before any professional should even be allowed to purchase a high end digital camera they should be required to shoot a case of film. Make it black and white, color, chrome – I don’t care. Just learn how to see the image without “chimping”.
Just in case you don’t know what “chimping” is, watch any new photographer with a digital camera. After every image, you’ll see them flip the camera over and look at the LCD and give a few encouraging “ooh-ooh-ooh’s” confirming they got the shot!
So, let’s stop the chimping and start learning to see the image shooting neuro-chromes in our head. Learn to understand how to see the light. Learn to understand some posing basics. Learn to understand the rules of composition and exposure. Relax, I’m not suggesting you abandon a photojournalistic style, but the reality is that beauty is still in the eyes of the checkbook holder.
It’s great to create images you enjoy, but the bottom line is your client. And, maintaining your own respectable bottom line in terms of profit and efficiency means getting the image the first time out. If you get it right in the first place you don’t have to screw around at the computer and it means you understand the process. You have to at least know the rules before you can break them.
Want to be truly inspired? Visit a decent photographic gallery and look at images from the 30’s and 40’s. Better yet, how about just using Google and look up, Henri Cartier Bresson who coined the term, the decisive moment, George Hurell or Alfred Eisenstadt? When Eisenstadt took that famous shot of the sailor and nurse in Times Square – he couldn’t “chimp”…but he didn’t need to – he knew the minute he clicked the shutter he got the shot.
Look at the lighting in a George Hurell print. Then pay attention to the printing quality itself. Years ago Skrebneski took a black and white photograph of Paulina Poriskova. The printing of the image was so pure that you could see how blue her eyes were – and it was a black and white print!
I’ll admit I’m still a film guy, but it’s not because I don’t love new technology. I just love film’s imperfections. I love the way the image isn’t perfect – because we’re not about creating the perfect photograph. There is no such thing. We’re about capturing the perfect moment. Whether you’re working in a PJ style, or a posing style there is always a perfect moment. Work on learning to understand photography’s roots and the basics of exposure, lighting, composition and yes, even posing – then go crank up your digital camera and shoot a wedding!
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My ang mo really cannot make it liao, than and then keep spell wrong
Lim Chu Kang http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=237122 so nice ya
Lim Chu Kang http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=237122 so nice ya
17 Nov 2006 Friday
9.45pm
Kopi / Beer / Qoo Apple / Milo Peng / Teh Session
Blk 848 Yishun Coffeeshop (next to ABC Supermarket)
1. Nicholas
2. Eric
3. Eugene (might be late)
4. JP - go there to talk a bit than go back to study for exam
5. Alan (On time), jp u mean u dun wanna study? haha..ur ang moh..
6. NMSS_2 (as usual...... late as ever) looks like i am not the only one with powderful england. Thanks for the company!:bsmilie:
9.45pm
Kopi / Beer / Qoo Apple / Milo Peng / Teh Session
Blk 848 Yishun Coffeeshop (next to ABC Supermarket)
1. Nicholas
2. Eric
3. Eugene (might be late)
4. JP - go there to talk a bit than go back to study for exam
5. Alan (On time), jp u mean u dun wanna study? haha..ur ang moh..
6. NMSS_2 (as usual...... late as ever) looks like i am not the only one with powderful england. Thanks for the company!:bsmilie:
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