The art of capturing life moments using a camera is something I find intriguing. With photographs, moments in life could be immortalised and like the saying goes ‘a picture paint a thousand words’. The numerous photographs taken over decades, stored in albums in my grandma’s cupboard had a story behind each photo; something that spark my passion in photography.
Starting off with film cameras then a compact digital camera and finally a DSLR, I had absolutely no clue about the art of photography. Despite the aim of capturing the things as I see it, the only thing I knew was to click the small shutter button. For years, I’ve gasped in awe when looking at the mesmerising photos and wonder how such godly photos are captured. After 2 years or so of owning a DSLR, I finally picked up the basics of photography. Of the recent year, it had been a great learning curve.
Though still in the process of learning, I’m thankful for every baby steps I’ve moved forward so far. For fun, I’ve uploaded some of my photos onto 500px and surprisingly, it made it into the popular page. A small milestone in my long journey of becoming a true photographer.
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With the addition of a tripod, I’ve grown an obsession with long exposure photography especially taking photos of traffic in the night. The random result in every shot from the different cars and buses passing by is something I look forward to each time I attempt a long exposure shot.
Here’s sharing some of my favourite photos :)
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Air Itam Market, August 2013 Some how the photo gives me an impression of loneliness in the old lady |
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Angkor Wat, September 2013 The first few shots taken using a tripod |
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Lake Geneva, December 2013 The beauty of mother nature is something worth capturing |
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Lucerne, December 2013 Loving the ability of capturing movements of the clouds with a tripod |
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St Paul's Cathedral, January 2014 My first attempt on a zoom burst |
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Lucerne, December 2013 One of the first few long exposure shots that got me addicted |
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BFI IMAX, January 2014 |
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Westminister, February 2014 The 'tourist' compulsory shot over Westminister Bridge |
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