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Monday, 30 May, 2011 "As a photographer, you probably have read some articles about taking better (landscape) photographs. In fact, this topic has been written extensively and many articles simply copy the ideas from each others. So what is the point to write another one now? The driving force behind me of writing such an article again is that I believe there is still some room to fill by changing the approach."
This week Pele Leung's latest article, How to Isolate Your Photography from Others, address one of the most common topics in a fresh approach.
Monday, 2 May, 2011 "In fact, the idea of multimedia slideshow presentation is not new to us and there are already more than enough sources of information in software techniques. However, there is hardly any established information in slideshow presentation design. Designing multimedia slideshow presentations is more about how to convey the idea to audiences and the software techniques being used are relatively less important."
This week Pele Leung's latest article, A Total Experience of Photography, gives us some ideas of what to consider in multimedia slideshow design.
Tuesday, 15 March, 2011 "As per what we had watched lately on TV, the cruel and unforgiven tsunami water swept away anything on its path when it hit the shore. In this disaster scenario, the Japanese victims had no choice but as a photographer we do have choice. "
Do you want to photograph the open ocean water? This week Pele Leung's latest article, It is an Angel but Also a Demon, gives us his best advice to avoid accident.
Friday, 4 February, 2011 "Mother Nature certainly knows how to capitalise on good rains, as was revealed this past spring and summer in many of Australia’s regions as we all know from the extensive media coverage. So also the alpine region received more rain resulting in a profusion of wildflowers this summer."
After crying for more rain for almost a decade, it finally came abundantly. This week Barbara Bryan's latest article, Alpine Transformation after Rain in 2010, tells us what she found in her recent visit to Alpine National Park in Victoria.
Friday, 28 January, 2011 "When nightfall comes most photographers wrap up their day and prepare to enjoy dinner shortly afterwards but you have your own mission to achieve. You are well prepared and have already taken your meal. Photographic opportunities are still everywhere even after twilight but most photographers do not know what can be achieved. Perhaps some may know about night photography but a long day in the field has already consumed all their energy. You are different - energetic, passionate and well-prepared."
Nothing can stop a passionate photographer even the stars and darkness are his/her only companions. This week Pele Leung's latest article, The Seduction of Night Sky, shows us what we can do even if we cannot see much around us at night.