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Credits
Model: Nadine Dargham
Directors: Mahira Khairia, Ikhwan Hassanat
More photos from the previous shoot.
Model: Nadine Dargham
Directors: Mahira Khairia, Ikhwan Hassanat
Had a great time with this shoot, It's been so long since the last one and I'm really happy with the results. Part II coming soon.
These are the photos from the
SARA
(Sabah Automobile Repairers Association) Modeling Showcase 2011 at
Sutera Harbour Magellan on the 11th December. The contestants consisted
of ten male and ten female models who competed in their respective
categories which were national costume and international costume wear.
The
last photos show the winners with their awards which were; Most
popular, Best National Costume, Best International Costume, Best Costume
Design and SARA Model of the year for both the male and female
categories.
Male Winners
Leonard Lim (Most Popular)
Abdul Hakim (Best National Costume)
Gordon Wyn Wong (Best International Costume)
David Teo (Best Costume Design)
Mohd Mahdfuz Mansur (SARA Model of the Year)
Female Winners
Cindy Foo (Most Popular)
Asniza Lee (Best National Costume)
Cheryl Joanne (Best International Costume)
Thayadibah Yapirin (Best Costume Design)
Ng Yuin Yuen (SARA Model of the Year)
I tagged along with my sister and the SharpShooter Team for an outing around KK yesterday. Here are some of the shots which I liked. Special thanks to the SharpShooterTeam for letting me join the shoot. It was real fun :)




I shot these the same day as the previous post :D Mahira picked the train station as the location for the shoot. Francis was tasked with holding the reflector and Cheryl and Joanna were the models.
I went a little crazy with black and white so yeah :D I thought it looked better than when it was with color. I was also looking to give the photos a sort of vintage look. And thanks to the models for being so awesome :D



Shot these last Saturday because I was really bored. We decided to shoot with a blue theme :D I used the DIY soft box I made and a Canon 430EXII on 1/4 power on camera right and a reflector beside Bernard.
Francis came back that day for the Chinese new year break after studying in for KL 6 months and 10 days. We went to see the Green Hornet in 3D today. It was a pretty cool movie with lots of funny scenes :P

This was actually an old idea that we decided to to test a few days ago. The lights used in this shot are just
ordinary fluorescent lights. One of which was slightly modified to be shaped like a softbox.
Of course the lights aren't as bright as those used in studios, so I had to compensate by using and exposure of f/4 and ISO 400. This really was just a test so I didn't expect it to turn out as good as it did :)

Recently went out to take some pictures with Bernard. This is one of them. The others were much too funny to post here :p

Here's another photo from the outing. We went to beach in the morning to take more photos before making our way back to KK.

The trip to Kuala Penyu was absolutely amazing. We had so much fun, there wasn't any time for rest.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves thanks to the hard work from the committee and all the members who made the outing a success as well as Quenie for her excellent modelling work.
This is my favorite shot from the outing. The dark cloudy sky added a sense of high dynamic range to the photo as diffused sunlight from the left gave a very soft feel to the image.
Note: Ki Choy's
blog is going to be active again. He's got tonnes of photos to upload and God knows they have been collecting dust in his hard drive ;) Be sure to check out the blog soon.


This is the last set of the series. I processed these with sepia just as the previous post (don't worry, Its not going to turn into a habit) :p


I decided to turn these into sepia because I like the way the tones blend together. Exams are coming soon and its the final one for my foundation course.


My sister and I went for a photo shoot a couple of days ago. I felt so out of touch with my photography that I just needed to go out and take some photos.
The shoot took about half an hour. It ended really quick because we couldn't stand being continuously bitten by the mosquitoes.
Nevertheless there were quite a few shots I liked so I decided to split them into 3 posts :)