Thursday, 29 May 2008
Positioning your image 20:57

Hi guys, hope the review session gave you some insights to what a review session may be like. In order for future review sessions to be more interactive, it would be great if everyone will start shooting MORE! Be it on a fieldtrip we organise or on your personal outing, feel free to share them during the review session. In that way, it will make things more interactive and fun! And certainly, I believe that all of us will get to learn more from each other. After all, we each have our own style of taking pictures. To those that have bravely come up to share your your personal thoughts of your picture, I believe that it has been an encouragement to many, and I hope many more will come foward to share. Great to see many of you guys staying back to have fun as well as getting to know others and tools of the trade better! Hope that in the time to come, many more will be as interactive as you guys. =D

During the review session, I believe that someone actually asked about positioning your image(subject) so that it will be parallel to the side of the picture. From my point of view, I feel that it is a good way of taking a picture. Who says pictures have to be straight all the time right? ha. Personally, I love taking pictures differently from many. I prefer my pictures to have a little slant, depending on what picture it is. It doesn't have to be parallel all the time. Just a slight slant in angle will give you a different perspective when looking at a picture.

Here's some examples of what has been asked. Note that the side(left/right) of the image is made parallel with the subject in mind.



Should you guys have any questions feel free to foward them to me. =D I'm not that a pro but I'll help with whatever knowledge I've learnt from others. Do email/msn me at jj_allstar_@hotmail.com

Have fun shooting!
Justin Kon
Justin Kon Photography
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