October Moony

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Wet Floor

Lampu Taman

Salah satu dekorasi taman di Mall yang ada di Tangerang

Life For Listen Music???

Other eyes from BMW R1000

[SPECIAL EDITION] Jefrey R polnaja

Jefrey Rudolf Polnaja. Yang akrab di panggil Kang JJ Low profile, murah senyum dan ramah, "Jurig jalanan" nama sebutan yang selama ini dia gunakan selama ini, karena ke ahliannya memainkan motor dan menjalankan motornya ke puluhan negara yang bertemakan RIDE FOR PEACE.

[SPECIAL EDITION] D 5010 JJ

Sampai saat ini motor ini sudah di bawa mengelilingi 72 negara di 3 benua, dan masih menjadi satu satunya motor berplatnomor D yang hinggap di negara sebanyak itu dengan jarak tempuh lebih dari 120.000 Km

Jump around

kelakuan bocah DKV atas kellaian pengawasan dosen :D

J-Kakes

Toko roti di kampus gw.

Listen da music.

Mendengarkan music saat belajar bisa menjadi salah satu sumber inspirasi ide.

Work on field

Beberapa pekerja sedang mengelas saluran pipa yang terkubur di dalam tanah.

Two tang cup.

Minuman dalam kemasan gelas

Nastar Cake

Kue nastar sisa lebaran.

Room 305

Salah satu ruang belajar di kampus UMN.

Mr.Petani

Musim hujan yang datangnya tak menentu membuat para petani ini kewalahan mengurus lahan nya.

Air mancur

Lizard on the leaf

PinkyBerry

Seorang teman saya sedang memainkan BB miliknnya

Please Dont try this

Kenakalan anak SD ini mungkin meniru para orang dewasa yang berkelakuan kurang baik seperti ini.

Tips for Candid Photography (copas from camera.about.com)

Candid photography is photography that focuses on spontaneity rather than technique. Your subject's focus is not on the camera, but on their current task. So we're not talking about the photo albums full of people looking at the camera and smiling here! Your subjects are un-posed and the shots are unplanned.
Candid photos are usually simple photos without a lot of technical equipment or any time taken setting up the shot. Thus they capture some wonderful slices of life!
Here are some tips for taking candid photos:

• Take your camera everywhere you go! Keep alert for candid situations - they can be found everywhere.
• Some examples of candid shots: A daydreaming store owner; an elderly man sitting beside you; commuters waiting for a train; two lovers on a park bench about to kiss; a child's delight when feeding ducks; elation of a football supporter when a goal is scored; a city tramp surrounded by clutter; a woman lost in thought staring at the beach.
• It's rare to get a second chance with candid photography. When you see an opportunity, grab it!
• Don't use complicated lighting techniques for taking your candid shots. Concentrate on the simple and use your camera's automatic features. Technical problems don't matter so much if you have a great candid photo. Most technical problems (like if the image is too dark or too light) can be fixed on your computer.
• Set your camera to "ISO 400" so it uses a fast shutter speed. This will help you grab the shot even if you are moving.
• The best candid photographers blend into the background, so don't be too obvious. Do what everyone else is doing so you fit in with the situation. Then when you see a good candid moment, bring your camera up to your eye.
• You don't always need to take the shot with your camera at eye level. Support your camera on your waist when taking the photo. Some luck or experience is needed here to get the framing right.
• Use your zoom lens to it's fullest extent so you can keep away from the action while taking your shot. A telephoto lens is essential if you're going to be a fair distance away.
• Never take photos of people's backs. Nothing is more boring than a group of people with all backs turned to the camera. It just doesn't work.
• Try converting the image to black and white to get that extra punch and emotion.
• People 'doing things' make the best candid photos. Sports players, trades people, farmers and accountants are all excellent examples of subjects with things to do.
• Try to capture the essence of the person's task. For example, you might capture a plumber concentrating on fixing a leaky pipe.
• If you're in a public place, it's usually okay to photograph people. If they object, however, you need to stop. If you're not sure, it never hurts to ask permission beforehand. Your subject may want to pose, so explain what you saw them doing and ask them to continue as if you weren't there.
• Experiment! Sometimes the artistic expression of a candid photo can be limited by you, the photographer. Try different angles, places and scenes. Look at candid photos created by others (they can be found in lots of magazines) for inspiration.

Candid photography is a great way to add some artistic flair to your photos without spending a lot of time with the technical aspects of photography.


source: http://cameras.about.com/od/cameratips/a/candids.htm

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