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Out in the distance I saw this old lady walking carefully, bare feet, on the slippery pathways of Kg. Ayer, walking along oblivious to my presence with her face hidden in her relatively huge umbrella. This small, old lady was heading to a Surau or Prayer Hall which I just passed a couple of metres behind me. We were about to reach an intersection at which point, 3 young lads were just coming home from a futsal game. She immediately stopped, which I thought was peculiar.
Turns out she was letting the three young lads pass beside her. I figured I didn't wanna keep her waiting there, so I immediately stepped aside to the intersection where the kids came from to let her through.
At that point, it was kind of humbling to see this little old, frail lady was performing her duty as a Muslim, and even made the effort to go for prayers at the Surau in the rain. I snapped a couple of pictures of that moment, to remind me of her.
Before setting off, I eyed her, just to make sure she reaches the sheltered pathway to the surau, so as to get her feet out of the slippery area.
Man she reminds me of my grandma way too much.
Labels: Documenting, Outing, Photography, Social Awareness
Posted by SoulJah at 1:21:00 PM
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Lighting Setup for a workmate's Mandi Belawat.
Strobist info: One SB-24 at 1/4 at the corner to the left in the frame, one SB-24 at 1/4 at the corner to the right behind the camera at 1/4. Reflected off of the white ceiling and wall.
Another two SB800 was in the area behind me as well, the same diagonal, two cross light, cross room setup. It allows me to move everywhere easily.
I think this shall be my go to lighting set-up from now on.
Labels: Paid Shoot, Photography, Techniques - Strobing
Posted by SoulJah at 12:45:00 PM
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Maybe I should start shooting in the rain more. I love the reflection off of the wooden pathways. Afterall, what's the use of a weather sealed body if you ain't gonna use it in the rain?
More here.
Labels: Documenting, Outing, Photography
Posted by SoulJah at 10:22:00 AM
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More to come soon. Of other subject matters in and around Kg. Ayer.
Labels: Documenting, Outing, Photography
Posted by SoulJah at 7:07:00 PM
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Heading home after our Meragang Outing two posts back. Employed Live View here, focusing manually.
Jim747 needs a fricking car wash, btw.
Labels: Experiment, Outing, Photography, Techniques - Long Exposure
Posted by SoulJah at 5:09:00 PM
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Did a shoot for Lust's clothing line a while back. They have some great tee's. Check 'em out at http://b-lust.blogspot.com/.
Labels: Modelling, Paid Shoot, Photography, Techniques - Strobing
Posted by SoulJah at 3:21:00 PM
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Taken last year, with Jim747 in tow. I practically forced him to shoot here.
CPL stacked with ND grad in front to cut off the bright sunlight. Didn't cut it off completely though, too bad.
More here.
Labels: Experiment, Landscape, Outing, Photography
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