Food Photography

From today onwards, I'll start to explore more in food photography,

how to make food I eat everyday look good through the lens.

Prime lens are best for food photography.


Natural light is very important for food photography,

especially during daytime, and sometimes you just have to

move the plate to the right direction or angle.

Of course, selecting the suitable AF point too.


Chicken chop rice from Shi Lin @ Tun Jugah

Taken with EF 50mm f1.4 on EOS 60D

Abstract

shot by 50mm f1.4

Kuching Waterfront walk

2 weeks ago, I had a walk at Kuching waterfront to test out EOS 60D noise level at ISO 6400 with EF 70-200mm f2.8 mounted with 2x converter, so the widest aperture became f5.6



The burger boy




The burger guy (different stall)





well noise is noticeable at darker areas, but for me it's good enough for internet use.

EOS Academy - Basic Photography Class in Miri

It was my first time doing basic photography workshop in Miri. It was held in Imperial Hotel on 14th May 2011 with total participants of 30, full house. Good response from Miri and many Canon photo enthusiast over there.

Exploring the options of Auto Lighting Optimizer available in EOS dslr cameras





Explaining different focusing mode in Live View


Hands on demonstration


Participants trying Canon Ultra wide angle lens & Canon speedlites




Showing on camera settings to participant




Delighted Canon user



As usual, a final group photo together with the participants.

Thanks to everyone who came and make this workshop successful.

Sarawak 3 - 0 PDRM

Sarawak vs PDRM.

It was 0-0 at half time.

Sarawak scored 2 goals when 2nd half started . During the extra 3 minutes before the game ended, Sarawak grab another late goal...

a dog's life

what a dog does everyday?

they eat.... they lepak around... they sleep.. and they reproduce....

a dog's life is so simple......

simple and short

EOS basic photography workshop in Sibu, Sarawak

EOS Basic Photography Workshop was conducted successfully at RH Hotel on 29th April 2011.
There was around 30 participants.



Participants watching video shot using Canon's EOS dslr cameras.




A group photo before the class was dismiss.


Once again thank you guys for attending this workshop.