My Evryday Photo 7 (Fashion)

I was called by a friend to cover a fashion show from which his client product is a make-up...
So as the show goes on as per requirements a took this shots (other shots to be posted soon)...
Show located at the Wafi Mall in their new extension near Raffles Hotel

Tips on Point and Shoot Digital Camera

Since I am a SLR user and not a compact and point and shoot camera user I make a research on how to use a point and shoot digital camera proper... While searching on the web I found this and I think it is very helpful to those who have this kind of camera and wanted to get a great picture out of it...

You don't have to have a fancy camera to take great photographs. Are there some limitations as to what a point and shoot camera can do? Sure, but that doesn't mean it can't take great images. You simply have to know your camera's capabilities and apply solid photography techniques. Here are some great tips on how to get the most out of your point and shoot camera.

Point and Shoot cameras will have one of two kinds of viewfinders.

• Through the Camera
  
• Through the Lens

Read more here Article from about.com " Getting the Most of your Point and Shoot Camera"

My Travel to Musandam Oman Part 1

My Daily Photo 6

During Eid Mubarak (a holiday after Ramadan) we go out of town. And this my travel photo from the northern part of United Arab Emirates...

Low light Photography

While I'm waiting to get park in the free parking lot here in Dubai I get my gear (digital camera) and practise my low light shot my subject my car dashboard...

And here's the result... Setting: Camera set to ISO 1600 put my lens into macro mode...

Macro Photography Tips

Last 4 of my post was regarding macro and one of my friend OFWlayf ask me on how to do it with a simple camera or some called it point & shoot camera. Macro photography can be a fun and educational thing. Macro photography allows you to take close up pictures of basically anything. It's amazing to look at these extremely close-up photos of insects or flowers or even moss. But on how to do it on point & shoot camera here's how?
Now a days all camera (digital) have a capabilities of doing macro shots just look at your manual on how to activate it.

Here are some tips to get started:

• Like any other photo that you take, simplify.
• Fill the photo with your subject.
• Sharp focus is a must.
• Try shooting from different angles. If you’re looking for deep saturation of the colors, use front lighting. If you’d like to bring out the texture of your subject, side lighting is the way to go.
• due to the narrow depth of field, the background will usually be thrown completely out of focus, which allows the natural background to be nice backdrop,. Just make sure you don’t have anything distracting in the back that’s recognizable (branches, cigarette butts, etc.).

Try taking a photo of a bee in resting in a flower. You’ll be astonished by all the little details your camera will pick up. Now I know for some of you that’s a bit of a risky thing. So try taking a picture of a little pebble. You wouldn’t believe how nice nature photos are when taken close up. A picture of a raindrop barely clinging to a leaf or tree branch can really get some good reactions from friends.

My Daily Shots 5

My Daily Shots

While waiting my car to finish in the garage, I took this busted spark-plug and took some shots to post here in my blog... and the the same time maybe it will pass in online stock photo...

Close - Up Shots

Daily Shots ( Macro/Close-up)

Just practicing macro photography... Set up: this was an indoor set-up. To achieved outdoor effect I set up a table, put all the flowers on the top and sprinkle water to make a moist.

Light Set-up: Used 2 flash gun, one bounced at the ceiling and he other to the wall. To do this set your flash gun into remote mode put it on a tripod and your build-in flash to a commander or if you have a remote flash much better. (on how to set your flash into remote mode read your flash gun manual same with the camera commander mode)