Vincent Pang

Had a TT (Teh Tarik) session with some LYN forumers last weekend at Midvalley. Just for your information, TT = gathering. There is some acrobatic and drum performances as Chinese New Year is just around the corner. Below are some photos to share.

#1 - Deco at Midvalley

#2 - The drums

#3 - The drum performances

#4 - The drum performances

#5 - The drum performances

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I was at Hong Kong last week. Was told by my colleague who just came back that it's 13-16c deg there. Well my wife thought it wasn't that cold, but I brought along 3 winter clothing. It hit's HK record low 10c on 9th Jan 09. My god, I can't imagine single digit. Basically, we shop, and shop and shop all the way :) Below are some photos

#1 - On the way there, sunrise

#2 - Lobby of Metropark Causeway Bay. It's the first time we are staying at HK Island, I have stayed near Mongkok area for the last 2 trips

#3 - Central, on my way to Stanley Street

#4 - The busy street of HK

#5 - Nice flower at Big Buddha

I miss my Canon G9 so much. I shot these once I got it back.

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#2 - trying out low key

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A common outcome when shooting under different lighting is yellowish photo especially when hotel/halls uses tungsten light. A typical photo is as below

Some camera allows shooting in RAW mode and with that you can easily adjust the WB parameters like below

Well the big question that people always ask is do i need to adjust it? The common arguement is, the place is yellowish in colour. Well my reply is yes and no.

Yes, because I feel the above photo, the 2nd one look much better after adjusting.

No, because sometimes the plain one is too plain and you don't give the mood to the photo. Below is a sample of photo with purposely adjusted WB. Some post processing to enhance it.

Photography is an art. There is no clear right or wrong in it.

I was honoured when Jennifer told my wife that she is interested to hire me as their wedding dinner photographer. Below are some photos to share.

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