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INSIDE THE BRIDGE


This is the only place you can cycle /walk INSIDE a bridge in Putrajaya.It was meant to be the railway station to Putrajuya but due to inadequate railway project funding,the project did not take off.Yesterday,I went to join PakNgah Ishak and his UPM students to learn how to take better photos from experienced and knowledgable PakNgah in the field of journalism.




While inside the bridge,I guided the students to take photos under low light condition.PakNgah Ishak advised that under low light condition,it is better to take photos in black and white.The wet floor surface gave me the chance to show students to get reflections as well.



Another thing that I showed the students on how to use natural lighting to take portrait photos.They love to see their beautiful photos in B&W.The above is my Catch of The Day-B&W Photo of PakNgah Ishak.


From my observations,the students need to learn more on using their cameras.At the same time,they need to go out shooting more so that they improve their skill in using their cameras and acquire the art of taking photos.

PakNgah Ishak had to leave early for another lecture at UPM.I took the students to see the bridge from outside and asked them to take landscape photos of the surrounding and the bridge.

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