2009 February | Benjamin Lim Photography-Malaysia Wedding and Portrait Photography

Hello and welcome, I'm Benjamin from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia who loves capturing moments and everything under the sun. I love photography and am very much passionate about it.

I'm also a certified photographer from WPPM (Wedding and Portrait Photographers Malaysia), Licentiate Master Photographer (MPA) UK and a professional member of WPPI (Wedding and Portrait Photographer International).

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Archive for February, 2009

Prosperous Styles @ Midvalley Final

February 27, 2009

Finally went through the sets of pictures the night before…and I don’t know if my taste is getting higher or am I just paranoid with my pictures but I find most of it do not fit my liking. I want pictures that are sharp and good or atleast acceptable in composition. I took the most pictures from this fashion show also thrown away the most pictures. Thanks to one real ignorant/selfish and urgh..god knows what person who was standing infront of me blocking my shots most of the time. I have tons of shots of him moving infront of my lens or having his flash infront of my lens. I’ve already told him to not blocked me but I guess he’s too smart to comprehen. I guess these are the challenges one would face taking pictures as a non official photographer in public places, then again I’m sure the pressure is alot more on the official photographer.

I was there for the 2 session of fashion show which was the Salabianca & Philosophy – MEN and Chinatown Classics.

Salabianca & Philosophy – MEN

Chinatown Classics

Tags: Canon EOS 50D, Chinatown Classic, Chinese New Year 2009, Fashion Show, Midvalley Preview, Prosperous Styles, Salabianca & Philosophy - MEN
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Pre CNY @ Midvalley

February 25, 2009

Took these shots on the 18 January, way back before Chinese New Year.Â If you’ve been reading my blog frequently again you’ll notice I always delay posting up my pictures. Reason wise it’s because my hardisk is currently very critical on disk space. I have to seriously learn to organize my file or get a new one.

There were two shows on that day which I took, one was the acrobatics and the other was the 24 Season drum which was why I was there. But to my disappointment the drum show was very short and as for the acrobatics, I didn’t really manage to get much good shots as there were too many people in front of me. I guess I cannot do event photography due to my physical limitation =S.

16 year old girl balancing an adult man in a big barrel/pot. According to them there’s a total of 200 over KG in weight. How sure? not sure…

I believe i can fly…

my attempt on some creative shots

Tags: 24 Season Drum, Acrobatics, Canon EOS 50D, Chinese New Year, Midvalley Mega Mall, Pre CNY Show Midvalley
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On Flickr Explore!

February 23, 2009

Actually found out not too long ago that one of my picture was on flickr explore…was looking around other people’s profile and notice that most have this poster looking thing which took me a while to know how to do it. It seems that Big Huge labs, a site with lots of flickr toys allows you to create this poster, and if it wasn’t because of this site I would not have known my picture was even on explore…which now tells me why I have such a high view on this picture.

For those of you that do not know or use Flickr, I would highly recomend you use or atleast surf around this site if you are looking for inspiration or good pictures. It’s a nice community and though most people aren’t even professionals their pictures really do speak out.Â I have to admit, I may not be a flickr addict like some of them but I definately love that site! try it!

Tags: big huge labs, explore, flickr, flickr explore, flickr toys, top view
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