All About Photography [Thread 3]

[chichi143]

Hi everyone! Share ako uli ng mga engagement and prenup sesh ko

Engagement (actual proposal) - https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.290537707783534.1073741868.117462658424374&type=3

Prenup at Pinto Art Museum - https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.297822907055014.1073741870.117462658424374&type=3

I've been thinking seriously about doing a basic photography session and share a few techniques as well for prenups. Anyone interested? Just let me know

I love the pre-nup shots sis. Favorite museum ko pa ang Pinto. Gusto ko din diyan someday!

I'd love to join any photography session that you'll have. Let me know!

[mimai1122]

I don't really have a studio or something. Photography is one of the things I do on the side. Stress reliever ko siya. When I was still teaching, I trained students for campus photojournalism. After I resigned from the school, I was not able to do a lot of photography, especially since my camera (a point and shoot digicam) broke down.

Today, most of the photography I do is street photography. Kaya lang, bago pa lang ako. Medyo trying to learn the ropes pa. I'm trying to learn new things and improve my skills by joining photowalks. Gusto ko rin sana mag-join ng workshops, but I haven't had the chance to. I don't even own a camera; not even a point and shoot. I just borrow from my assistant whenever I need one.

I love taking photos because the images tell a lot of stories. And I'm a storyteller.

[josephoffshore]

I read your post , and as a professional photographer, I would like to suggest you learn the basic things about photoshop. This will help you with any kind of photo editing. Thank you.

[robertvincent]

Nice way to tell your stories, Now i have to ask you do you do photo edit for your photos, or just only takes photos just like hobby. 

[michaelacpca]

However, if you can deal with it in-camera, there's no need to correct it later. You can change the exposure with a fast turn of the dial. To get a closer crop, zoom in. Make that horizon line

[LollaMaden]

I started to get into film photography. When you shoot with film, you become more conscious of the process of photography: the number of frames is limited, so you try to capture only the most essential things. So instead of "take a thousand shots and then choose," it's "take 36 or 12, and make sure I get the best out of each one." I memorize every shot I take on a trip, and when I arrive, I scan them and compare them with my expectations https://www.wanderlustportraits.com/magic-kingdom-photography/. It's an exciting process! And creating and hand printing in a darkroom (red lightroom) is a kind of meditation.