The Arts Of Seeing

19 February 2011

Dots of Colors

I bought a photography book 'Photos That Inspire by Photo Workshop' and was surprised to see
the front cover photo of a graceful peacock with about the same angle with the shot I took at KL
Bird Park recently. To me reading is very important to learn and review from the pros enriching
Photography knowledge apart from the skill on handling the gears. I recommended this book
and I bet it will change yur perception in getting good photos.
Nikon D300s with Sigma 70-200mm f2.8 at 70mm. 1/400s at f4.0 ISO 200

6 comments:

  1. Fadillah Juni amazing and superb!!!

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  2. Sharulfizam Adam Seperti biasa terbaik

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  3. Shahrina Ahmad Sharkawi Subhanallahhh..indahnya burung ini, tapi kelemahan dia..dia tok leh terbang macam burung lain..sama macam manusia kann..ada lebih, ada kurangnya juga.

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  4. Mohd Zairo Sany ‎*hebat*hebat*hebat* ...ganti clap clap clap...:

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  5. Azman Samsuri
    Quote...This photograph would not have been nearly as interesting if the photographer had positioned the peacock's head and body in the middle of the frame. The off-center composition of the subject and the three qua...rter view of the head is much more Dynamic...The colorfully fanned-out tail feathers create a wonderful abstract pattern in the background that fills the frame...Bla..Bla..Bla..I hope the tips is good for the birds shooting next weekend..something I would like to share..Happy reading Guys

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