Something special this time round - a series of photographs. These shots were taken sometime ago while I still had a camera with me which was borrowed. A total of 5 shots taken, all published without being post-processed. The reason for not processing them was that I couldn't find a good way to do so.
The white grills was basically used as a lead-in line, but more for framing purpose. There wasn't much emotions clearly carried in these photos, but the natural expressions on the boy's face was innocent enough to tell something out of it, isn't it?
Pardon me if these post doesn't suit your appetite, I'm running out of photos. Need to get a camera soon. Please comment.
taken: 26 Feb 2006, 3.57pm camera: Casio QV-5700 (prosumer camera) lens: NA aperture: f/4 shutter speed: 1/15s exposure settings: manual exposure focus type: auto exposure compensation: -1 metering: evaluative ISO: 100 flash: not fired image quality: JPEG cropping: no
Yeah, if you have the patience of posting pictures with a borrowed camera, you definetily are going to do much better with your own camera. Go get one!
Hi Shuva, thanks for appreaciating and took your time to comment. I'm currently looking for a holiday job so that I could earn enough money for a camera, wish me good luck! :)
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Something special this time round - a series of photographs. These shots were taken sometime ago while I still had a camera with me which was borrowed. A total of 5 shots taken, all published without being post-processed. The reason for not processing them was that I couldn't find a good way to do so.
The white grills was basically used as a lead-in line, but more for framing purpose. There wasn't much emotions clearly carried in these photos, but the natural expressions on the boy's face was innocent enough to tell something out of it, isn't it?
Pardon me if these post doesn't suit your appetite, I'm running out of photos. Need to get a camera soon. Please comment.
taken: 26 Feb 2006, 3.57pm
camera: Casio QV-5700 (prosumer camera)
lens: NA
aperture: f/4
shutter speed: 1/15s
exposure settings: manual exposure
focus type: auto
exposure compensation: -1
metering: evaluative
ISO: 100
flash: not fired
image quality: JPEG
cropping: no
Yeah, if you have the patience of posting pictures with a borrowed camera, you definetily are going to do much better with your own camera. Go get one!
Hi Shuva, thanks for appreaciating and took your time to comment. I'm currently looking for a holiday job so that I could earn enough money for a camera, wish me good luck! :)
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