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My life in a lens' eye
Because the camera sees it differently
By: Christopher Wong

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Wednesday, 5-Apr-2006 10:54 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Happy 3rd shed!

 
My darling Kwayteow had its (haha still don't know its sex!) third shed (since coming home with me last year) yesterday!

What a happy little python after going through the ordeal of crawling out of its skin!

Mon 24-Jul-2006 17:57
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Sunday, 26-Mar-2006 11:29 Email | Share | | Bookmark
ANOTHER photo!

itsy bitsy (or not) spider...
Ok I admit.. a little unsharp mask from photoshop saved this one... the original was slightly lacking contrast. So now I have TWO pictures from the trip.. hurrah...

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Saturday, 25-Mar-2006 13:57 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Colourless

 
Tones... Its hard enough to paint a picture without colour...

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Saturday, 25-Mar-2006 13:34 Email | Share | | Bookmark
ONE photo!!!

 
Ok, so here's how it goes... Monash Photography Club organises this trip to the You Yangs, citing spectacular views and heaps of wildlife.

Turns out, its more of a social event than a photography trip, and a bunch of about 50 of us take a short 40min walk up a little peak, making enough noise to scare away anything with ears in a 50m radius of the group. On top of that its a rushed walk, leaving hardly any time to compose photos, sniff the flowers etc. Why the rush? A Barbecue lunch... food's always the culprit isn't it??

Ok so I've dragged myself out of bed early on a Saturday morning, taken a 1 1/2hr bus ride to the You Yangs, and find myself amongst a bunch of chatty uni students who sound kinda like a fish market (don't get me wrong, they were a great bunch, but hey I really wanted to get some photos out of the trip... after all it was supposed to be a "photography trip"!). Then, to rub it in, in the rush to keep up with the group, I fumbled and dropped my camera while mounting it to a monopod, effectively ending the useful life of my trusty 70-300mm lens. Great, there goes all hope of wildlife now, not to mention the photography assignment worth 50% that I'll have to do in the coming week.

In all though, I got ONE photo out of it. So here it is. Had to take it with my 50mm, so this is a majorly cropped photo, but hey, I'm glad I didn't come home empty handed after all! Hmm... and maybe I have a new excuse to pick up a nice 400mm 5.6L prime! Wonder if my parents will fund that.... ah quit dreaming Chris!

Hi Chris,
thanks for coming on the trip and really sorry to hear about the lens
This was the very first trip any of us have organised and its all our first year on committee, so its no surprise there were a few screw ups on our part. I agree totally we shouldnt have rushed & been so noisey. I did tell that to Duy & Anna but we had tight schedule to get bus back on time because we left late wait for people and bus went wrong way also, obviously next time we should plan for delays too.. We really are trying pretty hard. The club was going to close last year because it was really badly run, but we wanted to revive it. So far we have more members and more events (5 so far this semester) than any previous year, and it is just wonderful to have Anton & Robby wanting to help with workshops to share their passion and skills.

If you want to help organise an event, maybe for next semester, and really make it everything you think a photography event should be we would sincerely love to have your help. Sorry if you feel we let you down on this one. We want to make it a great club.

Sincerely, Adrian.
Mon 27-Mar-2006 00:01
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No worries at all, Adrian! I was just ranting and having a little complaining session! I perfectly understand organising something like this isn't easy, especially for the first time, so great job on it overall. As for the lens, that one's my fault... broke the golden rule of keeping the strap round my neck at all times, so serve me right Mon 27-Mar-2006 01:29
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Saturday, 25-Mar-2006 13:20 Email | Share | | Bookmark
More feather flapping friends...

 
Tawny Frogmouth. Also a master of camouflage.
Ok he didn't have feathers but hey, he had "plumage" of his own!
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Here are some more of the bird photos I said I'd put up from the Serendip Sanctuary trip. There's more to come, but hey I'm a busy student... and no, I didn't steal the turtle photo from Jas!

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Saturday, 18-Mar-2006 11:28 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Sunset boulevard?

Amber skies
Nothing much to enter today... just felt like posting 'coz this was the first nice sunset I've had in a long while, where I actually had my camera with me.

whhheeeeeeeeee!!! Darling put it up! Mon 20-Mar-2006 14:00
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Sunday, 5-Mar-2006 08:04 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Going where the wind blows?

Random kite surfer..
Busy!! that's what this week has been.. manning the counter for CCM at the O-fest (Orientation programme for the freshies!), sorting out classes (Dropped a unit in psychology to do photography... I love electives!), helping friends out, spending time with Jas, and of course, spending time with God.. and the assignments have already kicked in too!

With no space to move, just taking things as they come along is all I've been able to do... kinda like I had to go where the wind took me. Hopefully things will chill down slightly over the next month...

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Thursday, 16-Feb-2006 15:43 Email | Share | | Bookmark
A long hot day...

 
Sitting at my desk, sweating away on a hot summer's night. Met our new housemate, Tim, for the first time today. Great chap, eager to grow in the Lord.. would be a great addition to the household! Just flipping through some of the things we saw at the Serendip wildlife sanctuary on Tuesday. This white faced heron was really tame, and later on came within a few feet of us! Will put up more of the photos from that trip when I've the time to sift through and process them all, but in the meantime, this one can act as a sampler of things to come...

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Tuesday, 14-Feb-2006 15:25 Email | Share | | Bookmark
That day...

 
300+ photographs of various wildlife, a prayer meeting, a home cooked candlelit dinner of steak and baked potatoes with a sticky-date pudding to cap it all. That was Valentine's day for Jas 'n myself.. Ah every day can be valentine's day...... love you heaps, Min!

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Wednesday, 8-Feb-2006 13:46 Email | Share | | Bookmark
Red = occupied

 
This is what kept me occupied today. I finally had to admit to myself that I didn't really have a clue on exactly what F-value would give what depth of field, so I spent the afternoon experimenting with this hibiscus as a subject. This photo comes from a set of about 80 nearly identical ones, and as you can tell, I still haven't quite got it... I had the aperature stopped down to f22 for this shot and I still don't have the whole flower in focus (further petal edges aren't crisp). Maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree...

Pardon the blemishes on the flower.. it was the nicest one on the bush. Well the nicest one in the sun anyway, 'coz I was shooting handheld...

i think blemishes sometimes do add some kind of artistic effect to flower pics
i got myself confused learning this aperture thingie as well... dont worry u'r not alone
Thu 9-Feb-2006 09:44
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It's great to see you and Jas back again, I was on your side of the world (well Thailand anyway) in January. Sat 11-Feb-2006 05:38
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Left photography and to be picked as editor's choice is a testament to your skills
Congratulations!!!
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