Friday, November 23, 2012

photography tips - how to pose (5)

When you go out with group of people, this guide might be helpful if you do not know how to pose:

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Very simple, just put them close to each other. Then you can consider them as one object. To be in specific order is not that necessary. As long as everybody is visible is good enough. Try to capture full and half body.


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A shot from slightly elevated angle would be nice. A unique view where your eyes cannot have.

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The group forming a circle like this while lying on the grass. The photographer taking shot from above


Above are some examples of how to pose for group of people. Of course there would be more. If you have any creative idea, feel free to share.





source: http://digital-photography-school.com/posing-guide-21-sample-poses-to-get-you-started-with-photographing-groups-of-people

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

my photo: miniature


bicycle made in Bali
trishaw at Jonker Walk

fridge magnet at Jonker Walk



Saturday, November 3, 2012

Photography tips - how to pose (4)

When I go out with my wife, these examples really help me on how to pose:
1. Standing face-to-face while looking at the camera. The lady put his palm on the chest of her man. Both subject  are at  left or right of the picture and will give more space for background

2. The man hugs the lady from her back. The couple may look at each other or look straight into camera.

3. Now it is time for the lady to hug her man from his back. The arms should  look simple and natural.


For more couple posing guide, you can refer to :
Couple posing guide

Monday, September 3, 2012

my photos



Just tore down the receipt into some shape.

Then put it on grass and focus at it.

Monday, August 27, 2012

ND Filter

In previos post, I did talk about protecting our lens by using UV filter. Yes, it is a good measure but recently I discover that there are a lot of filter available in the market with features to enhance or give special effect to our picture.

One of the best filter that I love so much is Natural Density (ND) filter. According to Wikipedia, ND filter is a filter that reduce the intensity of all colors of light equally.

I love to use ND filter for outdoor because it turns the sky more blue than normal. However using ND filter for indoor shooting could be disaster.

with ND filter

without ND filter
Above is one of the example taking picture with and without ND Filter. Notice the cloud and the sky. With ND filter, the cloud stands out compare with the other picture.

ND Filter have several stages. Usually it starts with ND4, ND8, ND16 and so on. Note that the  higher the number the more it reduces the light intensity. The picture that I take, I was using ND8.

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Photography tips - how to pose (3)

Finish with men, some idea for ladies...


The model sitting while looking at the camera. Both knees touch each other and resting her elbow on them.  As for photographer, it will be nicer if shoot slightly from above


The model lying on the ground while her elbow resting on the ground. The leg elevated and cross each other.


For more women pose, you can check at:
http://digital-photography-school.com/21-sample-poses-photographing-female-models 

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Photography tips - how to pose (2)

some more pose for men:

3. sitting position suitable for outdoor position

4. if u have wall to lean on...


For more men pose, you can check at:
http://digital-photography-school.com/21-sample-poses-to-get-you-started-with-photographing-men 

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Photography tips - how to pose (1)

Undeniably, our skill and equipment play vital role in ensuring great product.

Many of us however forget that our model also should know how to pose.

Here are some example of how can we get our model to pose:



  1. men: An upper body shot with crossed arms. Can be enhanced more by pulling back the shoulders a little bit plus stomach muscle kept in check







2.men: sitting pose, putting the ankle of one leg  onto the knee of the other looks  relaxed and natural