Ebook on Portraiture Post-processing for Beginners
Ebook on Portraiture Post-processing for the AdvancedThose who have been to the Ubud market in Bali would reconize this ibu – she runs a stall selling souvenirs at one of the sidelanes there. I make it a point to visit her each time I am there. I usually just chat with her but during the last visit in Jan 2010 I [...]
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As part of the village tour we came to this waterfall where we met this group of children having fun. I climbed down to the riverbank, and while standing precariously (for my gears) on some rocks and shooting through some overhanging vines, I grabbed this hot. This shot reminded me of my more adventurous younger [...] We met Pak Sara during the shoot of Pak Gulem at Bedulu village, Bali. Pak Sara actually came to watch the shoot and I was glad that he agreed to pose for us too. Allow me to intorduce Pak Sara who was 90 yrs old. Shot with Nikon D3 + Nikon 24-70mm/2.8 Aperture [...] This is one of the many dancers that we had an opportunity to shoot "behind the scene" at our specially arranged tour of this village. I have more to share in the days to come. To all of you celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year I wish you to have a Happy and posperous one…and [...] This time in black & white. I was going through the files and found this one with the interesting lighting. Hope you like it. Almost hidden.
Start Slide Show with PicLens Lite As part of our village photography tour we met Pak Gulam at Bedulu village at his home. He is 72 yrs old and presently lives alone after his only son got married and moved out. He still manages his farm nearby and keeps a fighting cockerel as a hobby. Here are some shots of [...] I have always wanted to re-process this and finally got down to do it. This is a very different workflow from what I used to do. I worked more on the skin, added some colors to the make-up and used a combination of blend modes. I hope you like it. This is Kharunisia taken with Nikon [...] Life is short and I always advocate that it is better to consider a glass to be half full rather than half empty. The following shot always reminds me to be happy and never fails to put a smile on my face. Taken at the Bali photo-safari organized by me a couple of months ago with [...]
Not really. Took this in Siem Reap, Cambodia at a village near Tonle Sap. Taken with Nikon D3 + Nikon 70-200mm/2.8 Aperture Priority @ f/3.2 1/320s ISO400.
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