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Photography Priority
A photographer likes to capture images that are pleasing to his eyes. The photographs he takes reflect his personal taste, his style, his inclination. SonyA9 with Zeiss 25/2, FE24-70/2.8GM, FE50/1.4, FE85/1.4GM, FE70-200/2.8GM
Nikon F1, F2-HP, F3, FM2, D3X with Tokina 10-17/2.8, 14-24/2.8GN; 24-70/2.8N; 50/1.4G; 50/1.8; 58/1.4; 85/1.4G; 35-135/3.5-4.5; 70-200/2.8 VR II N Canon cameras: AS-1; EOS 1-n; EOS 5; EOS 5D; EOS 5Ds; EOS-1000; Power Shot G-10. Power Shot G-11; Canon Lens: 24-105/4; 75-300/4-5.6; 35/1.4; 50/2.5; 50/1.2; 85/1.2; 135/2 Casio EX-1000 Contax T2 Hasselblad 503CX with 50/4; 80/2.8; 150/2.8; 180/2.8; 250/4
Olympus Om-D E1, OM-D E5 with 10-40/2.8; 12/2.8; 25/2; 45/2; 75/1.4; 75-300/3.5-4.5
My Email: vince.chui@gmail.com My MSN: albatrossgolfer@hotmail.com My Facebook: Vince Chui
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“ Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst. – Henri Cartier-Bresson
Do you know how many photos you have taken up until now? You will have to take thousands of pictures to reach a point where you can begin to evaluate them objectively. Looking upon your photos as if you were looking at them through someone else’s eyes is a good way to give yourself constructive criticism. Comparing your first photos with your most recent, do you see improvement? Do you remember how you loved some of your first photos – do you still love them or are they now not so good anymore?
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