Film Exploits Episode 7 : Reflection

Hi Guys,

This is my last episode. Its all about reflection on the previous episodes that I've done. What I learnt about photography and the experience I had with it. I will take you through the series of pictures and give comments about it

The first one I went to was at the Swan river, along south perth. Since it was the first vlog, I had trouble filming it. Had the wind factor and the weather factor. The second time around, i learnt from my mistakes and I used my PDA to record my voice while filming checked the weather for the day!

The second one was at east perth. A really small lake for the community there. Even-though I learnt from my mistake from the first episode, i still had trouble with recording my voice although it was noticeably better.

This one, I went around the city to hunt for monuments and sculptures. i used voice overs so that my voice will be much clearer. Also, I just realized that there are many wonderful stuff lying around, ready to be explored. if you you stopped to take a look.

There is nothing better than to research on what you like. I really found this episode very productive as i learnt many things about digital photography that I didn't knew about before. It let me explore my camera's functions and use it more efficiently.

The next one is my favorite of them all. Now animals aren't easy to take picture of because either they move around a lot or they go into hiding most of the time . And the lesson of that day was patience.

Last but not least, macro. Things that are lying around can come to life depending on how you take the picture. Also, I have a lot of pictures that are, as i consider, on par with magazines and books. It just takes a lot of practice.

Enjoy!

Previous Episodes:

Film Exploits Episode 1 : Nature
Film Exploits Episode 2 : Man-Made Nature
Film Exploits Episode 3 : Getting Inspiration
Film Exploits Episode 4 : Monuments & Sculptures
Film Exploits Episode 5 : Animals
Film Exploits Episode 6 : Macro (Details) & My Personal Collection