Megan Ong
Grit & Grace exibition- 3 pictures I like
The Grit and Grace photography exhibition was a fun experience where we got to see the beauty of Malaysia, in Monochrome.
My thoughts on the photography himself, Mr Shekar, is that he is a really talented person. He lectured us on some of his tips as a professional photographer and might I say, I learnt a lot from his lecture. He briefly explained his techniques when capturing photos of Malaysia which I found really interesting and I definitely ended up getting some motivation from his two hour lecture. The photographs displayed below are 3 of my favourite picks from the exhibition.
This photograph was captured in between Johor Bharu and Singapore which I find is the coolest thing ever. I liked the helicopter technique that the photographer went for as it made the photograph stand out a lot. I like the fact that the photograph includes both land and water which makes everything look better
I immediately liked this picture when I first saw it. This was captured at Perak of little children of the Jahai tribe. I liked the look of this not being at the side of the photograph mainly because this is meant to tell a story and the little children at the center point made the photograph look well composed.
This photograph of a sunrise was taken at the Kilim Karat Geoforest Park. I liked how well this photograph turned out in monochrome because it gives a very settle look to the greenery and the pathway.