About

Biography

During my 16th year, I became a photography enthusiast. I started out with a plastic, instant, film camera where films were in 12, 24, 36 if I remember correctly. The problem back then was if you click on a subject, that’s it. You cannot edit the photo or even see the photo right away. I still need to have them develop to find out they were any good.

After few years, my father then gave me a SLR film camera Pentax with cool lens that can zoom in and out but still it a “what you click on is what you get”.

My first purchase of a DSLR was in the year 2010. It was the Nikon D3100. It’s an entry-level camera that shoot superb photos. I attended photography events and took a lot of photos.

I enjoyed trying out kinds of photography themes like sports, landscape, glamour, portrait and I even covered some events with it.

But mostly I enjoyed taking photos of everything I find interesting (not minding the actuation count).

The experience and the things I’ve learned that camera made it hard to let it go and sell it.

The next DSLR camera I owned and to this day, still my number one camera is the semi-professional Nikon D7000. With this camera, I started to learn a lot more of photography setups and covered more events. I also discovered post-processing and using raw instead of .jpeg.

Training I attended: