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| Wednesday, 9-Aug-2006 10:28 |
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Slim River To Sri Manjung
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demn busy....................
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| Wednesday, 19-Jul-2006 16:39 |
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Thank TO ALL ~
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Ari neh tade gambo..... bukan tade gambo. ader gambo tapi malas nak upload.. hehehe..
ari nak say trimas pade anda semer2 yg melawat fp saya neh dan memberi kritikan kutukan pujian.. hehe.. semer2 neh banyak memberi motivasi pada saye untuk lebey berjaya bersama hobi saye neh.. agagaga.. bermula ngan uplod gambo editing... pastuh punyai camera sendilik.. upload gambo anak2 sedare.. hehehe.. sampai lar rase macam nak letak gambo yg superb2 macam anda2 punyer FP... hehehehe... mungkin satu ari nanti sayep jua akan menghasilkan gambo2 yg superb seperti anda2 semer...
kat sini saya nak kredit kat cik SHAKIRAH yg memberi inspirasi kepada saya untuk trus berfoto.... kawan2 terdekat saye... liyana, amad nizar welkam to world of photography.. agagaga... tak lupe.. lily jua.. hehehe..... kepada geng2 FMDC... kerana anda semer sayep dapat ilmu (walaupon tapenah join kelas) agagaga kepada pengkritik tetap abdhakamabdah dan saper2 yg tak disebut.... hehehehe...... semuga anda semer trus mengkritik sayer.... jgn terlampau memuji kerna pujian tuh akan melemahkan... agagagaga (aderker yg puji??)
sekian di akhir kater trimas semerrrrrr........... slamat mengkritik sayeppppppp 
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| Sunday, 16-Jul-2006 16:27 |
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Black Background ~
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I was use my compact camera NIKON E4600 macro mode... Fill Flash + EV +1 step
this is the result.. but i still wondering how it happen ??? I never put any black board or paper or linen or what ever black behind the subject. Anybody here can tell me how it's actually happen ??? SILA TUNJUK AJAR KU SIFOOO ~ 
exiff:
Equipment Make:NIKON
Camera Model:E4600
Focal Lenght:6mm
F Number: F/5.9
Exposure Time:1/60sec
ISO Speed:ISO-50
Exposure Compensation: +1 Step
exiff:
Equipment Make:NIKON
Camera Model:E4600
Focal Lenght:6mm
F Number: F/5.9
Exposure Time:1/60sec
ISO Speed:ISO-50
Exposure Compensation: +1 Step
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| Sunday, 9-Jul-2006 16:09 |
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Bayangan ~
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hehehehe.. no info for today.. agagagagaga
b'coz this pic begitu teruk.. no value... hehehe..
anyway i very2 need the comment from you all the master,pro,amature,beginner and all photog.. b'coz i'm not photographer.. i'm useless.. dunno anything about camera.. dunno how to take the pic.. agagaga... what i know is. take the camera and trigger the shutter.....
let share the moment the experience and the knowledge with me.....
last but not least.. TUNJUR AJAR KU SIFU......... hehehehe 
exiff:
Equipment Make:NIKON
Camera Model:E4600
Focal Lenght:6mm
F Number: F/4.9
Exposure Time:1/128sec
ISO Speed:ISO-50
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| Saturday, 8-Jul-2006 05:58 |
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Senje Di Luar Sana V.02 (Shah Alam)
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| Quote: | Capturing Sunrises and Sunsets
SUMMARY: Tips on getting clear, exciting sunrise and sunset photographs.
Here are some tips to capturing great sunrises and sunsets using your digital camera.
1) Scout out the location beforehand. Find a picturesque area during the day when you have plenty of time, not while you are scrambling around during short periods of sunrise or dusk.
2) Check out the newspaper or the local television stations for exact sunrise/sunset times. Plan your day accordingly. You don't want to be waiting for a check at a restaurant during the peak sunset period.
3) Be very careful when pointing your lens towards or at the sun! The sun can damage your camera lens, so after taking your photographs, immediately place a lens cap on your digital camera.
4) Experiment. Don't just do the standard 50% landscape 50% sky photo. Take some photos where more of the sky is present, others where more landscape is visible. Take a couple turning your camera 90 degrees to the side to get even more of the sky or landscape in your photograph.
5) Use a tripod when possible. Set it up before the sun starts to rise or set and you'll be able to take very clear, crisp photographs. |
credit to malektips[dot]com
this photo taken last year....
exiff:
Equipment Make:NIKON
Camera Model:E4600
Focal Lenght:12mm
F Number: F/6.6
Exposure Time:1/163sec
ISO Speed:ISO-50
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| Monday, 3-Jul-2006 14:48 |
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Yellow Allamanda
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| Quote: | Yellow Allamanda
Allamanda cathartica L. or Akar Chempaka Hutan - The name Allamanda comes from Dr. F. Allamanda, a professor of natural history in Leyden in the latter part of the 18th Century. It is a common shrub which flowers all year round. A native of tropical America, it is now widely found throughout the tropics because of its attractive flowers. The common names are Yellow Allamanda, Common Allamanda and Golden-Trumpet. The Malaysian names are Bunga Akar Kuning and Akar Chempaka Hutan.
This is a woody scrambling shrub with oblong leaves which are arranged in opposite pairs along the stem. Flowers are wax-like yellow in color and funnel-shaped. The plant has a milky sap which oozes out as soon as any parts are broken. Propagation is by stem cuttings. |
juge dikenali sebagai BUNGA LOCENG
Bunga neh ako tangkap kat klcc... n kat laman umah kat kampong pon belambak.. tapi ako tatau nama nyeh.. agagagagaga ~ 
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| Sunday, 2-Jul-2006 12:07 |
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Working With Line
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| Quote: | When considering the composition of an image one of the elements that I suggest digital camera owners look for are ‘Lines’.
The lines that can be found in images are very powerful elements that with a little practice can add dynamic impact to a photograph in terms of mood as well as how they lead an image’s viewer into a photo.
Over the next few posts I’ll consider three types of lines, ‘horizontal’, ‘vertical’ and ‘diagonal’. Each one has a different impact upon a photograph and should be looked for as you frame your shots.
Learning how to use lines in photography doesn’t just happen. It takes time and practice to become good at it.
A good way to practice is to go back through older images that you’ve taken and look for lines that worked well and those that didn’t.
Then next time you go out with your camera, before you frame your shot consciously ask yourself what lines are in front of you and how you might use them to add something to you next shot by working with them rather than against them.
Also ask yourself whether the lines form any interesting patterns that you might be able to accentuate to add a further layer of interest to the shot.
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credit to digital photography school http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/working-the-lines-in-your-photography/
Exiff data:-
Equipment made : NIKON
Camera Model: E4600
Flash Mode: OFF
Focal Lenght : 6 mm
F- Number: F/4.9
Exposure Time : 1/162
ISO Speed: ISO-50
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| Saturday, 1-Jul-2006 12:03 |
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Liyana In Actions
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Sitelah sikian lame nyeh lua talak kuar menembak.. ini ali baru lua kua menembak bersama sama cik liyana...... hehehehehe
hehehehehe.... welkam cik liyana to world of photography....
p/s: kalu takut duet abes jgn nak ngade2 nak maen camera yeh.. hehehe
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| Thursday, 29-Jun-2006 12:20 |
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Gua @ wok
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erlow.. sikalang gua manyak bz wooo... itu kilije selupa talak mau abes2... manyak mencik..
lagik nanti mulan lepan lagik bizi woooo... aiyak...
metul itu celite p lamlee cakap wooo..
silagi talak tutup mate kilije kilije kilije... ini ali kite kilije overtimeeeeeeee 
image captured from w800i
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| Sunday, 25-Jun-2006 10:16 |
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Wrong And Rights -Afair
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A photo exhibition on human rights stories in MALAYSIA
By PUSAT KOMAS
24 and 25 of JUNE 2006
The Summit USJ, Subang
credit to shakirah coz told me about this exhibition
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