D70: 50mm, f/2.0, 1/60s
During an ASUS Product Launch
D70: 46mm, f/4.5, 1/20s
My good friend, Whitsney... she is now in Denver
D70: 50mm, f/4.5, 1/10s
Crazy and cool guy - Selvan! Da most handsome and macho guy...
D70: 50mm, f/2.0, 1/90s
My girl prior to her departure to Romania
F717: 20mm, f/2.2, 1/125s
My cousin's wedding... the girl is my cousin in law =D I was the official photographer then! Woohoo!
D70: 56mm, f/4.5, 1/20s
My friend Diana making sure everything's on schedule!
D70: Missing EXIF Info
Sunny during a performance at AIESEC Awards Day
F717: 41mm, f/2.4, 1/500s
My girl trying out the Echo Wall in Beijing
5 comments:
hmmm if you hone your skills... do more of these... i'll get you as the official photographer for my wedding too !
i was contemplating potraitone for the pics, but the prices are way too pricey. rather pay you!
Haha! Thanks for the compliments! You know, these services are usually expensive because the photographers are pro-photogs. I'm no match for them... hehee... Unless you're in a really tight budget, I shouldn't even be in your mind. And oh! Did I mention that my services are FREE? =D (at least for you la)
i quite like potrait taking, but i would prefer journalistic photography
i like taking photos of everyday life, candid shots...
i'll keep that in mind jason! but seriously... do practice more and more i think you'll do very well...
BETTER than kit chan man... SERIOUSLY rather pay you.
eric and i are planning to do away with those traditional studio shots to do a full real-day shots thingy...
so what you think?
two to three years time down the road... ;)
Ooo... so now I know. I should be expecting an invitation card in 2 to 3 years time... =D (If you intend to invite me lah...)
Actually, I would also prefer the full real-day shots (if that's how you call it) as opposed to the indoor studio shots. Don't know why but I feel that the studio shots are so cliche.
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