For the past 6 months, i have been shooting time lapse due to inspiration from Terje, a professional landscape photographer. I went to few places in Penang Island, Malaysia (my hometown) to shoot some landscape photographs which eventually combined together. As an amateur photographer who without sponsorship and with low budget DSLR and lens, It been a very hard challenge for me to produce a good quality photo. Hence, I enhanced the color (NOT HDR), adjust the white balance and reduce the noises of my photos with some editing software. Besides, I have to loan an extra camera which have a better processing and image quality from my brother. Working as a manufacturing engineer, it is a very tough challenge for me to do my shooting because I need to stand by 24/7. But with the determination and my obsession, I spent most of my precious leisure time shooting this time lapse. Special thanks to my wife, brother and colleagues who support and teach me the technique of various types of landscape, time lapse and astrophotography.
A total of 16409 photos(69 clips) have been compressed for this time lapse.
This is my first cinematography. I have been making few video clips for the past 1 year after i have my first DSLR. For this video, i captured a total of 143 short clips with a total duration of 11minutes. I compress and combined 84 clips to make this video.
Camera : Canon 550D Lens : 8mm , 18-55mm, 50mm macro, 55-250mm. Software used : Windows live movie maker & Abode After Effect. Music : Shayne Ward - Until You Video : Keong Da' Great
Bukit Dumbar is located in Jelutong, Penang. It is a very nice place to jogging. A lot of people from the surrounding residency are enjoying the daily leisure time in this area. Beside the hill is the very famous badminton court and squash court. In Bukit Dumbar, We can do some photo shooting. Below are the photos for landscape, macro and IR photography :
A classic is classic not because it conforms to certain structural rules, or fits certain definitions (of which its author had quite probably never heard). It is classic because of a certain eternal and irrepressible freshness.
Edith Wharton (1862-1937)
