Photos for Recital

Recently, I had a chance to take photos for my friend's flute Recital. It is my first time to take the Recital Photos.

The organisers are very strict. I can only sit on the chair and cannot move around in the hall. Also, they warn me to avoid my camera shutter sound. Luckily, I did some researches earlier. To minimise the camera sound, I bought a sound muffler for my camera and it could reduce around 70% of sound. The sound muffler is like a thick soft case for camera which can absorb the shutter sound.

Since I cannot move freedomly inside the hall. It is also another challenge for me to think how to make the photos different in the same angle.

Here are some photos to share with you. Enjoy.

More photos can be found at:
http://www.fotop.net/williamc/Cindy_Recital_2009

Sai Kung

Sai Kung, a popular hiking location.
These photos are also took by Fujifilm RDP3, hope you like it!

Shing Mun Reservoir (2008)

This few photos took by Dec 2008. It's the same day with the B&W landscape photo i shared before. I post it so late because I used a long time to finish this roll of film. HAHA.
These photos took by Fujifilm RDP3, Silde, the style is natural colour. I love it so much.

gummi bears: a love story (episode 4)

"Unconsciously on top of something high, enough to feel the wind while reminiscing the happy moments of our past"

Gears:

Nikon D60

Sigma 70-300mm APO DG with Macro

Nikon SB900

http://www.flickr.com/fhoghi

Patterns in Nature

I love taking close up picture of birds but occasionally I also like to include its habitat. I came upon this bird by accident while looking for woodpecker along a nature trail near my house. I only managed to trigger off three shots before the bird flew away.


Camera: Canon 40D
Lens: Canon 100-400mm
Exposure: 1/250 f5.6 ISO 100

Catching the Rain

The water kinda looks like an elephant : )
Canon 1000D / 55mm / (1/800) sec.

View On Black
http://www.flickr.com/photos/zelerick/3515452883/

Nature Trippin'

"joy"


"alone"


"my moment"

"god's creation is the greatest subject of all"

Have a great weekend guys :-)

Gears for the shots:
Nikon D60
Sigma 70-300mm APO DG with Macro
Nikon SB900

http://www.flickr.com/fhoghi/