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ARCHITHEKTHURA wrote:

@Nomer- Thanks sir nomer- yeah Sony po. Gamit ko po dyan yung aking new toy na Alpha 700.quote]
ano to? ma research nga.... pa share naman yung mga binili mong lens jan para masy idea ako....

Alpha 700 sir Body po sya ng camera. Semi pro entry slr ng sony. Mas maganda ang features than my Alpha 350.
Lens na ginamit ko dito sir is 70-300G. But i prefer to use my 50mm prime lens sa ganitong portrait nagkataon lng na wala akong naging masyadong successful shot that time using my 50mm kse nga ang daming kumukuha na photographer.We are almost 30 photographers that time at ang hirap sumingit.Nagkakasikohan.hihihihihih.. Ano po ba gamit nyong cam sir??

nice shoots from you guys...galing!!

My self portrait nanaman!Ice breaker lng.hahahaha...
Wala kse magawa sa flat e kaya eto..In fairness seen explore to sa flickr!hahahahaahaha....

New SONY ALPHA 1
Specs:
Full Frame
100Megapixels
ISO50-50000
100frame per seconds
HAHAHAHAHA...!

ARCHITHEKTHURA wrote:My self portrait nanaman!Ice breaker lng.hahahaha...
Wala kse magawa sa flat e kaya eto..In fairness seen explore to sa flickr!hahahahaahaha....

New SONY ALPHA 1
Specs:
Full Frame
100Megapixels
ISO50-50000
100frame per seconds
HAHAHAHAHA...!

hahahaha!! ayos to sir jeff ang laki...

ang lupet naman ng patan (tagalog term for pakistani) pang national geographic cover yan sir a... galeng!

yan pala yung sony alpha bro.. wow ang laki naman nyan...

WALAWE! kaya pala malupit mga shots mo Jeff!

Wahehehehehehe!!PIZ guys! Ganyan talga pag walang magawa!

ARCHITHEKTHURA wrote:My self portrait nanaman!Ice breaker lng.hahahaha...
Wala kse magawa sa flat e kaya eto..In fairness seen explore to sa flickr!hahahahaahaha....

New SONY ALPHA 1
Specs:
Full Frame
100Megapixels
ISO50-50000
100frame per seconds
HAHAHAHAHA...!

haahaahaa natuwa ako dito sir jef,,, kaya pala pro lahat kuha mo sobra laki ng cam mo pwed harbor ko nalang hhehehee!!! great shot sa new alpha700 sir jef n pretty model too!!!

Thanks Noel yung alpha 350 ko yan bro.heheehe.Congrats nga pla sa bago mong toy! Enjoy mo lng photography.Nakaka adik nga lng.hehehe.

makiki join na rin dito...pang friendster daw hehe! pasensiya na at baguhan lang sa pag gamit ng strobes.



STROBIST INFO:
1-Vivitar 285HV Main Light on Umbrella shoot through 1/4 power, model right
1-Canon 430EX Background on 1/8 power, model back side
1- Silver reflector, model left side

My share....this was my last visit in Chiangmai, Thailand 2 years back using my point & shoot cybershot camera.
They live near the border of Burma, and the time taken to reach their village would be about 4 hours or so from town. Do NOT liken seeing these indigeneous people as seeing the animals in the zoo. They have a rich culture, and as they do speak a spattering of the English language, you can also ask them about their lifestyle. Traditionally the women who could afford it would start wearing brass coils on their necks, arms and legs from the time they're 5 years old. The coils would be polished daily so that'd they'd have a high sheen. They'll upgrade their coils whenever they can afford it. The average weight of a coil on an adult woman's neck is about 3 - 5 kg!!! You can buy nice hand-woven cloth at the village. It'll help improve their way of life.

koruski wrote:makiki join na rin dito...pang friendster daw hehe! pasensiya na at baguhan lang sa pag gamit ng strobes.



STROBIST INFO:
1-Vivitar 285HV Main Light on Umbrella shoot through 1/4 power, model right
1-Canon 430EX Background on 1/8 power, model back side
1- Silver reflector, model left side

i like your lighting sir! very soft...

@sir koruski nice lighting n nice model too...

@ sir uwak,,, nice shot w/ cybershot... keep posting sir!!!

Noel_Diaz wrote:@sir koruski nice lighting n nice model too...

@ sir uwak,,, nice shot w/ cybershot... keep posting sir!!!

maraming salamat po ulit sir noel...

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pa-share mga dude...

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thanks for viewing!

uwak wrote:My share....this was my last visit in Chiangmai, Thailand 2 years back using my point & shoot cybershot camera.
They live near the border of Burma, and the time taken to reach their village would be about 4 hours or so from town. Do NOT liken seeing these indigeneous people as seeing the animals in the zoo. They have a rich culture, and as they do speak a spattering of the English language, you can also ask them about their lifestyle. Traditionally the women who could afford it would start wearing brass coils on their necks, arms and legs from the time they're 5 years old. The coils would be polished daily so that'd they'd have a high sheen. They'll upgrade their coils whenever they can afford it. The average weight of a coil on an adult woman's neck is about 3 - 5 kg!!! You can buy nice hand-woven cloth at the village. It'll help improve their way of life.

amazing bro,buti ka pa nagkaroon ng chance na makuhanan sila noh,i saw these pictures in national geographic bro.

uwak wrote:

koruski wrote:makiki join na rin dito...pang friendster daw hehe! pasensiya na at baguhan lang sa pag gamit ng strobes.

i like your lighting sir! very soft...

Noel_Diaz wrote:@sir koruski nice lighting n nice model too...

Marami pong salamat sa inyo, ito pa...

Valerie Conception look a like Sets hehe...

good lighting. studio lighting to no?

nomeradona wrote:good lighting. studio lighting to no?

Salamat po. Dun to sa office ng kaibigan ko , nag set-up lang kami ng 4 flash then yung background, yung wall, gumamit lang kami ng Gel filters para maiba ang kulay...

astig ng shots!!!!!!!!!!!

killer smile

Pa share po....

I forgot her name.. . Shoot with Brunei Photography Group yesterday..





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