08 January 2009

Photography Is My Passion - How About You?

Still remember the very first photography session of mine?
It was about a month ago when May and I were being a one day model. The experience is fun and I enjoy the process a lot - accept those irritating mosquitoes' bites. Eeeiiiks!

I HATE MOSQUITOES!!!!

Well, who don't? Right?
But I like Edward in Twilight.. Kekekz.. :P

After the photography session, I am even motivated to become a photographer using professional DSLR and lenses. Oh my. When will my dream come true?

When ar? When ar? Emmm.....


Anyway, it is fine as I still have my pink eggie and I still can snap good pictures, right? I shall learn crawling before running. So, let me earn my own bucks, save them up and purchase it in future... No worries.

So, last week, my family and I been to Putrajaya and amazingly, the night view is really beautiful. What a big difference between day and night views. Wow!

My lovely sister.. ;)

She is so lovely.. ;D

And she is mine! >.<


I love the lights and the surrounding. You will spot a lot of family activities there especially at the ground which is opposite the huge mosque. Some were chit chatting, some were playing badminton, some were singing, some were eating curry!

Lol.. Just joking.. :P








What do you think on my photography skills? Any improvement? Or how can I capture quality photos? I do need comments in order to improve. Yes. Indeed.. I need your help.

Hope that you are enjoying the Putrajaya Night View!
:)

14 eggs:

-popjammerz- said...

yes i love photography too!
i prefer shooting people, landscape and architecture...
i like playing with macro!:)
yea would like to save too...then only buy a better one! :)

putrajaya is really a very nice place to go. been staying beside for almost 3 years, UPM is so near..

you should really go there often, especially the bridge, the lake club..and if you want nature, you could go to Taman Botani! :)

Dalicia said...

nice :) is this your new camera?
putrajaya quite nice. btw, i was in KL last year. but u just missed each other

Relax said...

Not bad.
Your photography subjects are well centered and balanced.

闇X7 said...

Exposure and light control remain the hardest part for compact camera. This is shown in your first series of photos which the model displayed. The structure of the photos are ok, but not the light exposure.

it's bdh said...

a good camera is depend of an eye of the beholder :-)

I wish one day you'll become a pro photographer, cheers my friend ....

Spectre said...

1)always bring mosquito repellent!
2)your sister is not a thing lah!
3)ok your photo look cool (*unsure bout what type of your camera u using?
4)yes,they do sell roti telor with curry at PutraJaya!

Johnny said...

photography skills learn through experiences.
I think your photo not bad.

bb community said...

yalo yalo, putrajaya scenary really nice, curryegg add oil on your photography thing o!

curryegg said...

popjammerz: *high five*
That's great! Let's saved money and buy one in future.. ;D

Yes. I shall making a few more trips there.. Lovely place.. ;)

Dalicia: Yes dear. My new compact camera. Wait! You came back last year? Why I didn't know de?
=_=

Relax: Thank you relax.. ;D
Need more improvement as well..

curryegg said...

X7: Thank andrew for the comment. Yes. I'm facing the light exposure problem. I shall figure the setting I guess..
Thank for commenting.. ;)

it's bdh: Thank friend! I will be one in future *fingers crossed*

;D

spectre:
1)Yes, good idea!
2)Is it? I thought she is.. :P
3)Hehe.. thank you. Digital compact camera ;)
4)ooohh.. tak nampak pun? >.<

curryegg said...

johnny: Thank johnny.. thank thank.. WIll improve myself from time to time.. :)

bb community: Thank you!! hahaha.. Yes. Gambate!! :D

Angie Tan said...

Nice!! Are you with flickr or any malaysian photography forum?

Join up and learn from the sifus there. I'm learning from the sifus.

Posting your pics up at flickr and groups will give you lots of feedback to learn from.

So far, the composition is OK. You need to work on the light and exposure settings. 2 biggest things to keep track for photographers - noise and vibration!! :-)

Dalicia said...

i didn't tell anyone about it. i wasn't too sure about my own plans. but i was in malaysia!

iCalvyn.com said...

lolz.... photography are very expensive hobby... I put my leg half in the muddy already...

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