Assalam & good evening everyone..This is my second picture which was taken a bit later after ‘No Exit‘ shot..As you can see the sunset was very glorious..It looks like the city of Genting Highlands was fill with red color..It was really beautiful..Too bad because this shot was blocked by those two buildings..
As’salam & good day everyone.. Pantai Kelanang is one of the many beaches in Selangor.. But this beach is the real deal for landscapers.. This is my very first time here, thanks to bro Shazral for the trip there.. This beach have many mangroves tree that makes harder to compose a shot because the trees is crossing each other and it is all over the place even hundred meters away from shorelines there’s still a trees.. If you think you are a good landscape photographer, I suggest you go to this beach and check it out .. 😀
The sunset on that evening not really come out, it was playing hide and seek behind the clouds.. The scary thing is the tide was rising pretty fast! But we still enjoy the outing.. So here’s my first picture from Kelanang..
Good morning and Happy Sunday guys ..
I rarely go out on this few weeks because of the hazy weather in KL .. No good if hunting for sunrise or sunset but of course, we still can get a decent black & white photos ..
So here’s an example of a shot in black & white taken at Blue Lagoon, Port Dickson .. Actually I was hunting for sunset on that day, but the weather was quite dull .. So the only way to overcome the problem is by doing a long exposure shot of 30’s in black & white ..
Enjoy the weekend yeah!
It’s been almost three weeks without shooting for me since Ramadhan started. This photo was taken before fasting month, I miss to be out there again, but Aidilfitri is approaching so I’ll postponed the shooting afterward. My Raya mood is on now. 😀
About the technical spec, this is a Digital Blending work consist of two exposures ; one for the upper & one for the lower part. Both exposure were manually blended in Photoshop and then I do basic adjustments like increasing saturation, adjusting levels/curves/brightness – I do the adjustment with masking technique. Then I sharpened it few times at certain part and after that I reduce some noise. Oh, I also do the lens correction in LR3 and that’s about it!
Weekend has almost come to the end now, so I wish everyone Happy Monday Blues for tomorrow! 😀
Hey guys! Here’s my closest encounter with Jeram spray on that day taken on different angle. Yes, I do got wet a little by this waves. Luckily my so-not-weather-seal lens was covered by 4×6 nd grad filter. I guess nd grad not just for balancing the sky, also it can protect your lens from salt spray! 😛
As for this shot, I use the same technique like the previous post, which is Digital Blending. Two exposures shot, one for the sky and one for the waves. Both were manually blended in Photoshop.
Hope you guys enjoy the picture! 🙂
Hey guys, this is my third picture from recent Jeram visit. Like I said in previous post, the tide was high and the waves are just crazy. So here’s the proof, the waves jumping right in front on me. Luckily, not hitting my camera. But me, already wet! 😛
Sometimes it is necessary to get wet, to get a good shot. 🙂
More pictures soon! 🙂
Hi guys, just another picture from Blue Lagoon beach in Port Dickson..
I guess this will be my last update here and I will be away for a while..Because after this I will start training for my new job in Technical Support department on this upcoming Monday..
Hopefully everything will be just fine…Ameen ya rabbal al lamin..
Wish me luck guys!
After the shot from PICC, I decided to go to this beautiful spot of amazing architectural building, the Mizan Zainal Abidin Mosque or more popular known as ‘Masjid Besi’.
We were very lucky, as for today the sunset is very beautiful and breathtaking..
SubhanAllah for the amazing sunset today, and thank you Allah, for giving us such a beautiful view to watch..
Details: As for this shot, I used AE (Aperture priority mode) and I take 2 different exposures, one for the sky and the other one for the mosque. Both were taken on the same shutter speed of 30 sec. The aperture value for the sky, is f /22 and the mosque is f /11. For longer shutter speed, I used a cheap china ND8 filters with Cokin P series holder.
Tech spech: Both of the exposure were manually blended in Ps, and after that sharpening has been done to increase the dynamic range of the photo. As usual, the final step is adding the watermark.
Thanks for dropping by!
