Andddd I’m back. Took me a long time, right? Lotsa things happened in between then and now such as work, more work, and more work. Up until March this year since November last year, I was employed by a certain media company working on their “experimental video channel program. When that was done, I started [&hellip
Frankly speaking, when I hopped on to this project, I never expected anything. Just me wanting to help one of the most underrated act in underground Malay Hip Hop scene. One fact about the video is, the inspiration for it came from my own experiences when I was broke, living in my best friend’s living [&hellip
Once again, I have a video here by John Fee sharing with us the tips of street photography. He created a system that he calls “The 5Fs System” which we can use in our street photography. I find that this system is applicable to almost all kind of photography, especially wedding/events photography. As an events/wedding [&hellip
Here’s a cool video from John Fee sharing us the tip of street photography. He uses a Nikon SLR for his shots. What he’s telling here is good, you have to be fast to capture those moments in street photography. I’ve done a few in my past time and I can’t emphasize enough about timing [&hellip
Food photography. Everyone seems to be doing it now, from people with mobile phones to normal point-and shoot, to your consumer level DSLR. But have you really seen how the professionals do it? I found this video made by the great people of fstoppers highlighting the process and the philosophy of food photography. What makes this [&hellip
