Another lesson learnt from
Alvin Leong at the
Sarawak Bloggers' TalkOnce again, I would like to thank
Willie for organizing this event and also
Cyril for speaking and not-to-forget
Alvin Leong too!
Photojournalism in my words is the recording of events via photos.
The 5 Ws to consider when taking photographs
- Where (is the location?)
- When (is the event?)
- Who (is involve?)
- What (is the subject/occasion?)
- Why (take photo?)
1.Preparation before the event
Equipment (light weight/fully equip)
- Camera body - which to bring?
- Lenses - Which to bring?
- Media SD cards Sufficient memory card to bring
- Batteries - enough to last throughout the event
- Camera bag - Backpack/sling
2. Preparation on the job/outings
- Research on the case (event)
- History - Do keep in mind that you are telling stories through photos
- Understanding (whether the event is an open/closed event) (Do not upload/publish photos that are taken in private events)
- Knowing WHO's who (Meaning that you identify the identity of the person(s) you took)
Do keep this in mind:
General knowledge of the surrounding (this you need to have)
The story you WANT to TELL!
Tips on street photography3 second rule: Visualisation. Compose imagination. Shoot! Rule of the third: To me it means your subject of desire is at either left or right side of the photo and not in the center.
4 interesting facts of people in a photography club and why photography club cannot leave legacy.
- Battle of the brands: People that compare/debate between brands
- Battle of the equipment
- Veterans: Old members that are looked up by new members that cannot accept criticism.
- People that truly love photography : They follow either one of the three groups above and they become them too.
Alright, this is almost the end. Before I end this post, I would love to tell you that WPPM is having a promotion for all new members to join. Rm50 only for all categories!!! For more information, please refer to
WPPM website and
WPPM Facebook page!