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Category Archives: Photographer’s Journal
 Panning is a technique used to shoot a subject moving parallel to you. It is used to create a sense of movement by moving the camera to follow the subject. It will blur the background / surrounding objects while keeping the main subject in focus. Did you like this? Share it:Tweet
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 One of my favorite things to do when in Jakarta, eating the street food. Forget about hygiene. Just close your eyes, pray and eat. Just before I took this shot, the guy in blue on the left, who was selling varieties of cold desserts, just dropped a block of ice when I was placing my order....
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 You can really take amazing iPhone photos using that little device that was Designed by Apple in California and Assembled in China. Sorry, I know I have been talking about it for some days, but I am still amazed with how all these technologies have changed our life or changed the way we do things....
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Posted in iPhoneography, Photoblog, Photographer's Journal
Tags: black and white, cityscape, iphone, iphone 4s, iphoneographer, marina bay, panorama, singapore, skyline
 Here are my favourite and best iPhone photography / best instagram images .. so far. Camera phone still cannot beat its big brothers, like the DSLR or even some of the compacts. Maybe it never will, but who knows, technology will only get better. But for now, the convenience of having a good little camera...
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Posted in iPhoneography, Photoblog, Photographer's Journal
Tags: bali, best of iphone photography, black and white, children, family, fine art, indonesia, iphone, iphone4s, kuta, portrait, singapore, street photography
 I am writing this from a hospital room where I slept last night to accompany my mum. She has been hospitalised since yesterday and is now recovering from the sedation she just had. She was sedated for a procedure. Did you like this? Share it:Tweet
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 Creating a very wide image, known as panoramic photograph, will cost you a bomb if you are using a specialized panoramic camera, like the Fuji GX617, Linhof 617SIII and Hasselblad XPan. But thanks to modern image processing technology, you can now create a panoramic photograph using any camera and stitch multiple images together using panoramic...
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 I was at Takashimaya, Orchard Road earlier this afternoon after meeting my cousin. It was raining heavily. I decided to shoot while my wife and daughter were sitting inside to rest their legs after few hours of walking earlier. I borrowed my wife umbrella and started walking to shoot some pictures. Umbrella in one hand...
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 I went to Haji Lane with my family this afternoon to smoke shisha .. I mean to eat ice cream.I found this guy enjoying his shisha by himself. Photo taken using the new Olympus E-PL3 and Canon 35mm LTM f/2 lens. I had to use two adapter in order to use this lens on E-PL3....
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 They have mastered the art of fixing the teeth problems. It’s a piece of cake. Can be done with just bare hands or with simple tools under the hot sunny day on a roadside. They are the Street Dentist of Bangalore. Did you like this? Share it:Tweet
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 This is the fourth installment of my Olympus PEN E-P3 review, the latest Micro Four Thirds camera from Olympus. If you miss the first three, check them out here, here and here. I shot the images here using the two kit lenses 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 and 40-150mm f/4-5.6. All photos here are the JPEG straight out...
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