Finally I am back to my normal self but before I go for a Krabi Trip, I have promised Ken Cham who is an Editor at SIC Communication Ministry to give him the answer to his invitation to join his team. I think hard and pray to God who loves me.
I am a 'point and shot' camera person but I am too new to DSLR. My wife just bought our Nikon D7000 on August 30th, 2011. Eventhough I have enrolled myself in the online e-course on Photograpghy but I just completed the Basic Photograpghy. The Intermediate Photograghy will be next. I am stuck but then I remember what Ken Rockwell said in his website, "the way to learn photograpghy is focus on pictures and take pictures." Ok. I can do that furthermore I have given this camera for God's glory not mine.
I was attending a Christian Meditation Seminar at SIC on October 1st, 2011 and I informed Ken that I accept his invitation to be part of his team. In my heart, I hope they won't ask me to take any photo yet until I am ready. I said, "YES" because I trust God and depend on God to help me. Very naughty child of God.
With a joyful heart and confident I tell my Lord Jesus, "I am here for you, Lord."
So confident without knowing what lays ahead.
We finished the seminar around 3.30pm and at the evening mass the Church will have 11 special children baptism.
Sure this one is not for me to bother as I just said "Ok" a few hours ago doesn't meant that I have to work today also.
At 4.30pm, Ken called me and tell me that I have a duty. In nervous voice, I ask him back, "What duty?" Then he explained to me that one of SIC official photographer is having another appointment.
God is good!! He always gives me a surprise and yet He really takes good care of me.
When I said "I will do it" to Ken, I tell God that He gets me into this situation He has to help me as I am nervous and limited knowledge of Event Photography. What are their rule and etiquette in taking picture in the church?
In God I Trust.
I think even the priest is not inform of my presence as the Church Official Photographer but when we finished, Ken did mention to the Priest that I am part of his team. The priest just smiled.
Overall its a great experience and love to do it again.
These are some of the shots that I captured.
Followed by the anointing and pray over of the children before baptise...
Then comes the Baptism with water....
The new baptised offering...
The newly baptised first Holy Communion....
New baptised prayer then the group photo
Last but not the least, the new baptised receive their certificate.
The photos are not good enough in many areas but I think I have covered most of the photos required.
Dear friends and visitor, I really need your comment on this event photography as I need to improve fast.
I am using Sigma Lens DC 18-200mm which is my only lens at the moment. (without VR/IS/VC)
I need your help as this will be my task for years to come as I promise my Lord.
Thank you for being here and may you have a great time.
I am a 'point and shot' camera person but I am too new to DSLR. My wife just bought our Nikon D7000 on August 30th, 2011. Eventhough I have enrolled myself in the online e-course on Photograpghy but I just completed the Basic Photograpghy. The Intermediate Photograghy will be next. I am stuck but then I remember what Ken Rockwell said in his website, "the way to learn photograpghy is focus on pictures and take pictures." Ok. I can do that furthermore I have given this camera for God's glory not mine.
I was attending a Christian Meditation Seminar at SIC on October 1st, 2011 and I informed Ken that I accept his invitation to be part of his team. In my heart, I hope they won't ask me to take any photo yet until I am ready. I said, "YES" because I trust God and depend on God to help me. Very naughty child of God.
With a joyful heart and confident I tell my Lord Jesus, "I am here for you, Lord."
So confident without knowing what lays ahead.
We finished the seminar around 3.30pm and at the evening mass the Church will have 11 special children baptism.
Sure this one is not for me to bother as I just said "Ok" a few hours ago doesn't meant that I have to work today also.
At 4.30pm, Ken called me and tell me that I have a duty. In nervous voice, I ask him back, "What duty?" Then he explained to me that one of SIC official photographer is having another appointment.
God is good!! He always gives me a surprise and yet He really takes good care of me.
When I said "I will do it" to Ken, I tell God that He gets me into this situation He has to help me as I am nervous and limited knowledge of Event Photography. What are their rule and etiquette in taking picture in the church?
In God I Trust.
I think even the priest is not inform of my presence as the Church Official Photographer but when we finished, Ken did mention to the Priest that I am part of his team. The priest just smiled.
Overall its a great experience and love to do it again.
These are some of the shots that I captured.
At the Entrance of the Church |
Then comes the Baptism with water....
The new baptised offering...
The newly baptised first Holy Communion....
New baptised prayer then the group photo
Last but not the least, the new baptised receive their certificate.
The photos are not good enough in many areas but I think I have covered most of the photos required.
Dear friends and visitor, I really need your comment on this event photography as I need to improve fast.
I am using Sigma Lens DC 18-200mm which is my only lens at the moment. (without VR/IS/VC)
I need your help as this will be my task for years to come as I promise my Lord.
Thank you for being here and may you have a great time.
1 comment:
John, well-done on your first photography assignment for God! Keep on taking beautiful photographs and writing for our information and enjoyment. God Bless.
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