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As I am working during week days, I am only having free time during the weekend if my partner do not have her own plan like shopping or some other event like IT fare, PC fare or MATTA, then I would say that I can go for shutter therapy shooting when I am free.
But that is not the case as my partner and I had made a deal that I can ONLY go to Kuala Lumpur for shutter therapy session twice a month.
How about the time?
Normally I go down to Kuala Lumpur at around 10.00AM via Kelana Jaya LRT Station and arrive at Pasar Seni LRT station around 10.30AM.
Shooting for how long?
Normally I have to walk back to Pasar Seni LRT station at 3.00PM and should reach Paramount Garden LRT Station at 3.30PM for our normal meal.
What are area that I cover during my normal shutter therapy?
1. Petaling Street
2. Pudu - Pudu Bus Station, St. Anthony Church
3. Jalan Masjid India.
4. Jalan TAR
5. Chow Kit Road
Any company?
Normally I am going alone as most of my friends are busy during the weekend.
How about safety?
I trust my instinct in street survival as I have lived in the street of Sibu when I was young.
What to shoot?
Any interesting character on the street that can tell a story.
Any rejection while shooting?
If my subject said, "NO Photo!" I won't shoot him/her but I will be his/her friend and be my chatting partner. Normally in this way, I gain alot of information on the street life. One day you can shoot him/her when he/her ask you for memory sake.
Be generous with your smile and your 'good sign' tumb.
What lens I bring along?
1. AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G - my favorite as it's light and fast.
2. Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 VC - in case I need a big picture with background.
Most of the time, I carry only my AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G
Waiting |
Bus Conductor at work |
Sea Master: Heavy Load |
Sometime you can be too near to your subject as in this case of Sea Master: Heavy Load and you have to try your best to fill the frame.
Street Photographer - Chimping |
Multi-task |
Thinking of "XPert Massage" |
Promoting |
Street Photographer - Chimping |
Mobile Street vendor |
Photographer calling home |
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Thank you.
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