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How to get cool pictures in hot summmer

July. The so called ‘Holiday season’! Where do you want to go for vacation? When you return from vacation to your ordinary life, the flood of fatigue and work wait us. It is only time that can console us. Well, at least for Ca’em. Hehe. Vacation season!… [More]

Liquefied Effect

What catches the eyes of the novice is inevitably different from a professional’s. When you are a novice, you tend to be fascinated by what is popular or beautiful. But as you accumulate the skills, you are gradually liberated from popularity or beauty… [More]

10 Top mistakes beginners can make

How many of the above sentences match you? If you nodded to 7 or more, you are definitely an amateur like me. You might refuse to accept this, but that’s what you are. When I first read this, I thought, “Wow! This is so me!” Well, except the fact that I press away the shutter madly. HaHa :] Isn’t that the biggest benefit of digital cameras anyway?… [More]

Gently blow Ca’em’s mind

I don’t think I would be the only one dancing joyfully to the spring breeze. True, the wind blows so hard sometimes, throwing me off balance. However, I am still able to find fun. Whether it be a pinwheel, wild flower or clothes, anything that dances to the beat of the wind is a fun subject for Ca’em… [More]

Rediscovery of my neighborhood

In the last posting, I shared tips on how to take breath-taking night photography. Today’s posting will be on light, one of the most important elements of night scene. Dark night sky, lights brightening the buildings, the busy rush hour traffic… [More]

Yearning for my city

As promised in the last post “Tokyo Essay” (#7), let’s go over tips on how to take good night pictures. AND a little aspiration to share the breath-taking night view that my house commands. :) Honestly, night photography is tricky for beginners like Ca’em. Surfing the web, studying the professional photos made me feel as if I was also part of the professional circle, at least for a moment… [More]

Color Therapy

Digital, black and white photo – two words that seem to mismatch. There still are maniacs of black and white photos who stick to the analog way of professional photo taking. However, the rising tide of the conversion of traditional films to digital is attracting the attention of photo lovers to digital black and white pictures… [More]

Tokyo Essay – Night view in Tokyo

Already the 7th posting! At the beginning, to be honest, I wasn’t quite sure if I could make it through the regular posting. Fortunately enough, I think I am doing quite well~ :-) As mentioned in the last posting, I planned to share editing tips to make interesting photos. However, due to an unexpected turn of events, I shifted the schedule a bit. Instead, let me take you through Tokyo through photos today… [More]

Throw a WB500 to the Sun

The subject of today’s posting is Backlit photo – A way of taking soft and attractive pictures. Taking a picture facing the sun makes for a dramatic and classy photo. Ca’em rushes to the ocean to capture a glimpse of the sunset at the most valuable time of the day. Sunrise is also a popular theme for backlit photos, but alas, my laziness! I can only share sunset photos. :( Although the results vary depending on the intensity of the light and exposure, it is quite challenging to accurately capture the scene as it is… [More]

Play and Talk WB500! I am so into the anaglyph!!

As previewed last week, today’s subject is very interesting! Photo-addicts may have tried this at least once – analygragh!! While surfing Flickr, I stumbled upon a group that specializes in analygraph. Attracted by its mysterious feel, Ca’em gave a shot. Here comes the easy step-by-step guideline from taking photos to making analygraph. Follow me! :)