Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Thursday, December 25, 2008
My Leisure Shots
Doing photography at your own leisure pace sometimes could be very enjoyable. To prove my point, I did these shots today just to please myself in terms of lighting and camera control. All these subjects were 24 inches movable human figures that I have bought years ago.
The shots came out with surprising visual outputs. Who needs to get real models if we could do it with this little toys.



Doing photography at your own leisure pace sometimes could be very enjoyable. To prove my point, I did these shots today just to please myself in terms of lighting and camera control. All these subjects were 24 inches movable human figures that I have bought years ago.
The shots came out with surprising visual outputs. Who needs to get real models if we could do it with this little toys.



Saturday, April 19, 2008
It is a small small world
Sometimes, if we really pay some attention to the things that surround us, we would see the hidden beauties in them. Macrophotography is one way to explore this area.
Recently, due to the heavy studying loads, I need to reduce my mental stress, I resolved to photography. I took a number of macro shots by making use of whatever available at hands. These are some of the shots that I have taken:
This is a sandal wood sculpture of an Eyptian Cat. I bought it in Nepal years ago.

A macro shot of Malaysian Coin
A close-up of one part of the white fungus, which we used to make desert.
This is the Di Zhang bronze sculpture. One of my own collections.
Usually, in macro-photography, the depth of field is extremely shallow. I still need more experience to overcome this issue.
Sometimes, if we really pay some attention to the things that surround us, we would see the hidden beauties in them. Macrophotography is one way to explore this area.
Recently, due to the heavy studying loads, I need to reduce my mental stress, I resolved to photography. I took a number of macro shots by making use of whatever available at hands. These are some of the shots that I have taken:
This is a sandal wood sculpture of an Eyptian Cat. I bought it in Nepal years ago.
A macro shot of Malaysian Coin
A close-up of one part of the white fungus, which we used to make desert.
This is the Di Zhang bronze sculpture. One of my own collections.Usually, in macro-photography, the depth of field is extremely shallow. I still need more experience to overcome this issue.
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