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What Am I Up To Lately?

Happy fiddling with my Alpha 380. That's what I've been working on lately. I really need some practise before going for my trip to Taiwan in the next 2 weeks.

It's already 1 month since I owned this DSLR. So what's good and what's not about it? Good this about this cam is that it fits me well as a beginner (well that I mean I'm a beginner not the dslr), nicely size and weighted, at least for me. The bad thing is this dslr is not performing well under low light. With my shaky hands, night photos without a tripod look disastrous.

Learnt the very basic (errr. using the automatic mode all the way) on my own. Previous post is the very 1st self tutorial. And then, attended Sony Alpha Workshop in Miri.
The facilitator and I were the only West Malaysian there..

Love this effect.. i was snapping in BULB mode in the dark and suddenly someone turned on the light.... image looked luminence and surreal!

Learning to take details... better than before

A great workshop I must say as we're taught how to use our camera and followed by a trip to crocodile farm for practise. It's all free except for crocodile farm entrance!
as aforementioned... beginner photographer


Took photos during the punk make up competition. And outcome was bad. My photos were all blur!
That's right..

Wild is the 'theme'

Drooling already?

Even the narrator looks gorgeous!

Could have taken more if I'd charged my battery earlier..

Also, joined the Nexus (a graduate network in Shell and I'm also a committee there) to PDK Charity visit. Pictures looked ok, beginner level.
Loving team in loving area...


You don't mess with kids these days..

Cute adorable boy posing with gorgeous ladies

Well, honestly, I don't have the charity DNA in me. So really appreciate the group organizing these activity which I can tag along and contribute.

Hope that my photography skills are getting better. Else, it's all utterly waste of money. Susah payah I berjimat... also, always looking forward for interesting days...

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