Thursday, 9 September 2010
Sunday, 15 August 2010
My infrared photos...
After so many years dreaming of this, at last I had my Canon EOS 20D into a Pulse Infrared camera...
This is how the original raw Infrared (IR) photo looks like
and after post processing (up to my own preferences/liking) this is how it look
Some other photos I have processed:
and this photo of myself taken by my friend, Azri Hms
This is how the original raw Infrared (IR) photo looks like
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| From My 1st IR Album |
and after post processing (up to my own preferences/liking) this is how it look
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| From My 1st IR Album |
Some other photos I have processed:
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| From My 1st IR Album |
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| From My 1st IR Album |
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| From My 1st IR Album |
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| From My 1st IR Album |
and this photo of myself taken by my friend, Azri Hms
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| From My 1st IR Album |
Tuesday, 10 August 2010
Bersanding - Sharnizan & Rosmawati
Congrats again to my nephew Sharnizan & wife Rosmawati on their wedding...
On Saturday went hunting for macro again and shot these two victims...
A hoverfly
and a spider
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| From Persandingan Sharnizan & Rosmawati | 8 August 2010 |
On Saturday went hunting for macro again and shot these two victims...
A hoverfly
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| From Fly or bee? | 7 August 2010 |
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| From Fly or bee? | 7 August 2010 |
and a spider
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| From Ant or spider? | 7 August 2010 |
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| From Ant or spider? | 7 August 2010 |
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| From Ant or spider? | 7 August 2010 |
Saturday, 7 August 2010
Nikah - Shahrizan & Rosmawati
Congrats to my nephew Shahrizan & his wife Rosmawati
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| From Nikah - Sharnizan & Rosmawati | 6 Ogos 2010 |
Saturday, 31 July 2010
Masjid Kg Pandan, Kuala Belait (HDR) | 31 July 2010
Taken this morning. Let the photo speak for itself...
Friday, 30 July 2010
Bengkel Fotografi Artistik - 31 Julai & 1 Ogos 2010
If you are interested to join contact the given numbers. The registration is still open to Bruneians.
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| From Bengkel Fotografi Artistik, Labuan |
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| From Bengkel Fotografi Artistik, Labuan |
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| From Bengkel Fotografi Artistik, Labuan |
Saturday, 24 July 2010
. Agah Permadi in Brunei .
Good news to all photo-enthusiasts!!!. CandidSYNDROME Brunei is pleased to present you the “ASAH MATA” photographic workshop. This time around we will bring to you exclusively from Indonesia, “Agah Permadi”.
Agah Permadi is one of the Gurus in digital photography. Having vast knowledge on photography and digital technology, he is capable of exerting such skills in producing stunning images worth thousands of dollars and has been sold successfully to International companies.
Do not miss this opportunity to learn the digital post-process (Photoshop) from him; a nice and humble man who do not rely on expensive cameras or fancy gimmicks to produce superb quality images.
This workshop will kick off once we managed to get the minimum numbers of 20 participants. So, let this workshop be your investment to gain a priceless knowledge. Don’t forget to bring along your friends too!!!
The fees per person is charged at $380 for public (inclusive of refreshments & outing as indicated in the programme). However, for students and those who participated during the 1st. Asah Mata Workshop last March 2010, is entitled to enjoy up to 20% discount. A deposit of $150 per participant is required in-order to secure your seats.
Make your reservation NOW!, and contact :
Amir Ahmad on + 673 8750300;
Mubarak Mashor on +673 8849823;
Fadi Sulaiman on +673 8893720
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DAY 1: 06 AUGUST 2010 (FRIDAY)
BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY AND DIGITAL IMAGING WORKSHOP
DAY 2: 07 AUGUST 2010 (SATURDAY)
Hunting Photo To Ray Location (ROL Hunting)
CREATIVE PROCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY & Digital imaging
Agah Permadi is one of the Gurus in digital photography. Having vast knowledge on photography and digital technology, he is capable of exerting such skills in producing stunning images worth thousands of dollars and has been sold successfully to International companies.
Do not miss this opportunity to learn the digital post-process (Photoshop) from him; a nice and humble man who do not rely on expensive cameras or fancy gimmicks to produce superb quality images.
This workshop will kick off once we managed to get the minimum numbers of 20 participants. So, let this workshop be your investment to gain a priceless knowledge. Don’t forget to bring along your friends too!!!
The fees per person is charged at $380 for public (inclusive of refreshments & outing as indicated in the programme). However, for students and those who participated during the 1st. Asah Mata Workshop last March 2010, is entitled to enjoy up to 20% discount. A deposit of $150 per participant is required in-order to secure your seats.
Make your reservation NOW!, and contact :
Amir Ahmad on + 673 8750300;
Mubarak Mashor on +673 8849823;
Fadi Sulaiman on +673 8893720
*******************************************************
DAY 1: 06 AUGUST 2010 (FRIDAY)
BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY AND DIGITAL IMAGING WORKSHOP
DAY 2: 07 AUGUST 2010 (SATURDAY)
Hunting Photo To Ray Location (ROL Hunting)
CREATIVE PROCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY & Digital imaging
Sunday, 18 July 2010
Majlis Ramah Mesra Daerah Belait
The Royal Dais in HDR
The performance tent in HDR
HM The Sultan
and other Royal family members
The choir
The happy faces
His Majesty watching the tug-of-war
His Majesty before presenting prizes to the winners of the tug-of-war competition
The choir performers greeting His Majesty & the other royalties
The choir continued in the background
For more photos click HERE
For photos taken during the parade in Taman SOAS on 15 July 2010 click HERE
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The performance tent in HDR
HM The Sultan
and other Royal family members
The choir
The happy faces
His Majesty watching the tug-of-war
His Majesty before presenting prizes to the winners of the tug-of-war competition
The choir performers greeting His Majesty & the other royalties
The choir continued in the background
For more photos click HERE
For photos taken during the parade in Taman SOAS on 15 July 2010 click HERE
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Thursday, 15 July 2010
Saturday, 10 July 2010
Merimbun Outing
Went with the BSRC Photogs on an outing to Tasik Merimbun on 3rd July 2010, with special invite to Bob Shahrul aka Bob IR. For his IR version of some Tasik Merimbun sceneries, click HERE.
My take:
Some basic HDR
for more HDR photos click HERE
and of course some macro:
and a sleepy snake
For more macro click HERE
^^^
My take:
Some basic HDR
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| From Tasik Merimbun in HDR | 3 July 2010 |
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| From Tasik Merimbun in HDR | 3 July 2010 |
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| From Tasik Merimbun in HDR | 3 July 2010 |
for more HDR photos click HERE
and of course some macro:
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| From Tasik Merimbun | 3 July 2010 |
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| From Tasik Merimbun | 3 July 2010 |
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| From Tasik Merimbun | 3 July 2010 |
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| From Tasik Merimbun | 3 July 2010 |
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| From Tasik Merimbun | 3 July 2010 |
and a sleepy snake
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| From Tasik Merimbun | 3 July 2010 |
For more macro click HERE
^^^
Thursday, 1 July 2010
Incision or surgery? It's done anyway.
Had a minor surgery or what the doctor called incision to remove cyst below my right eye on Saturday 26 June 2010.
It's inside that black dot under my right eye:
I was a bit nervous whilst waiting outside the operations theatre and tried to calm myself by taking my self portrait:
I was even more nervous when I was in the operation theatre itself watching the nurses going through their routine - scrubbing their hands and laying out the surgical apparatus. When the doctor arrived and started adjusting his seat and the operating bed/table I was lying on, I regained my confidence and when the doctor made what he called "a small injection" below my eye it was all history. When the procedure was completed, I tried to take some photos of the cyst which was the size of a rice grain with my mobile phone but to my horror I found that I was not able to do it with one eye patched up. This blurry photo is the best I have:
I did not realise how I looked with the eye patched up until I got into my car and took another self portrait. It's a white patch so as my sister said, I am a good pirate. I then also realised that I could not driver safely with limited vision of one eye only and had to call my son to get my home.
This was how it looked when I took off the patch the next day:
A close up view:
Had a follow-up appointment with the eye doctor this afternoon and happy to hear that the surgery wound is healing nicely. Alhamdulillah. Still waiting for result of the lab analysis on the cyst - any concern the nurse will give me a call. No call means all clear. And this is how it looked today after 5 days:
Oh one consolation remark from my lovely wife: "It's nothing compared to her caesarian operation when our youngest son was born in 1993." No way I can dispute that.
It's inside that black dot under my right eye:
I was a bit nervous whilst waiting outside the operations theatre and tried to calm myself by taking my self portrait:
I was even more nervous when I was in the operation theatre itself watching the nurses going through their routine - scrubbing their hands and laying out the surgical apparatus. When the doctor arrived and started adjusting his seat and the operating bed/table I was lying on, I regained my confidence and when the doctor made what he called "a small injection" below my eye it was all history. When the procedure was completed, I tried to take some photos of the cyst which was the size of a rice grain with my mobile phone but to my horror I found that I was not able to do it with one eye patched up. This blurry photo is the best I have:
I did not realise how I looked with the eye patched up until I got into my car and took another self portrait. It's a white patch so as my sister said, I am a good pirate. I then also realised that I could not driver safely with limited vision of one eye only and had to call my son to get my home.
This was how it looked when I took off the patch the next day:
A close up view:
Had a follow-up appointment with the eye doctor this afternoon and happy to hear that the surgery wound is healing nicely. Alhamdulillah. Still waiting for result of the lab analysis on the cyst - any concern the nurse will give me a call. No call means all clear. And this is how it looked today after 5 days:
Oh one consolation remark from my lovely wife: "It's nothing compared to her caesarian operation when our youngest son was born in 1993." No way I can dispute that.
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