28 October 2006

First Eucharist




28th of October was Jules' first communion at Christ The Priest. He was looking good! Took the whole family to TGI Friday in Jam Factory afterwards to celebrate. Ahhhh Chapel Street!

25 October 2006

Product Photography

Another type of photography I want to master (second to Portrait).

24 October 2006

Long Exposure

Time to practice low light shooting. I need a better tripod too.

22 October 2006

Werribee Mansion (Park)

22nd of October, went to Werribee Mansion Park with the family to take my new DSLR camera for a spin. It was great as there were a lot of subjects to shoot but the I need to work on my skills when shooting on a day where there's strong sunlight. A lot of my photos show harsh shadows. Oh well. We learn something new everyday.

20 October 2006

Victoria Harbour

Went to Victoria Harbour with the family last Saturday cuz I really felt like taking some photos. Although the place is not 100% finished, it's already looking very beautiful. Lots of people go there just to take some photos, have coffee and enjoy the scenery.

19 October 2006

Digital Rebel XTi

It's been a while since I've updatd this. Been slacking off! Anyway, call me crazy but three months after buying a Canon S3 IS, I've decided to upgrade to a DSLR. That's right! I bought my very first DSLR on the 19th of last month. It's Canon EOS 400D also known as Canon Digital Rebel XTi or Canon Kiss Rebel XTi or something. It came with twin lens kit (18-55mm and 75-300mm). Good enough for beginners like me I suppose.

First thing I tried it on was my study desk. Tried it on low light condition and I'm very happy with the result. Lots to learn about this new camera but that's what makes it fun. Posted by Picasa

11 October 2006

Sydney

I'm currently in Sydney for the induction with Media Monitors, the company that bought Rehame out. My second day here with Priya, the guy I work with back at Rehame. It is a little intimidating as we were shown their IT infrastructure. They have so much of everything compared to what we had at Rehame. However, the atmosphere in their office is a little uptight. You really feel like you're working. That's one thing I like about Rehame. The culture. You're at work but it feels like you're just hanging out with friends. That's the difference between a small and big company I guess. I can't wait to go back to Melbourne.