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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).

Feel free to take your time to browse through my work and feel free to contact me if you need to enquire about anything at all. For more previews of my work we could arrange a meet up at your convenience.

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WPPM 2012 Print Competition | Malaysia Wedding & Portrait Photographer

May 3, 2013

Back last year July some industry colleagues and friends decided to go for a trip to Yogyakarta Indonesia or it’s also known as Jogjakarta. It’s was a trip for me to take a break from the usual wedding shoots that I’ve been doing and also from my day job at that moment. I did not really do any research on Jogja prior to arriving there, but from what I read and gathered from the visit it’s really a beautiful place with a rich culture and heritage. Upon arrival you can still see a strong sense of Javanese culture and there were alot of street stalls that sell pottery and statues.

Borobudur temple is one of the main attraction here at Jogja, it’s also said to be the world’s largest Buddhist archeological site. The walls of the temple are carved and engrave with really beautiful imageries which is simply just beautiful. Coming from a person who has no idea bout history and architecture. There were certain parts of the temple that was damage due to earth quakes and volcano eruption, but restoration was undergoing.

The following shot below was submitted for Portrait category in WPPM 2012. This shot was taken in Borobudur and it shows the beautiful details that is on the wall.

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This was another shot at Borobudur temple during sunset time. I have to say sunset at the peak of the hill was certainly breath taking. It could be a challenge there to take a good shot of the sunset as there are many tourist around. This was a shoot that I manage to take during that day. I submitted this print under Landscape category and manage to get 1st Runner-up for WPPM 2012.

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Canon EOS 60D review Part 3 (final)

November 28, 2010

We’re reached the last part of my review with the Canon EOS 60D. In this last test I took the 60D for an actual assignment, which is a Pre-Wedding shoot. We shot from really early in the morning till late night when the moon was shining down on us, and with that I guess I could say I’ve tested this camera with almost all sort of lighting condition.

Less talk from me, so here are the images…

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Below are shots done at night and the shot below is done with light painting technique.

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Long exposure shot outdoor.

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Another light painting technique done out door with Jack Tan, this shot was really fun and different, the outside of this house was almost pitch black and it took 2 of us to light up the house and the bride and groom.

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To sum things up, is the Canon EOS 60D good enough for professionals? Well, yes and why not? These pictures are taken and to be presented to the couple Chu Kin and Shennie. I’ve been reading around forums and noticed that most people would say the built and quality of the camera isn’t good enough. My thought and question back is…why does that matter? I’ve not been required to throw my camera on the ground or at someone and even if I was…I wouldn’t.

The image quality matters most when it comes to selecting a camera and this 60D has done its part. It’s giving out professional like pictures with a big bang for bucks price. The high iso performance is awesome and the noise is subtle and reasonable enough. Focusing is definitely better then the 5D mark II which I hope canon would do something bout it when the mark 3 comes out.

To end things, I would like to thank Canon Malaysia for giving me the opportunity to try out this unit and have it for an actual assignment, Jack Tan for letting me be his partner in crime for this assignment and Chu Kin and Shennie…for entrusting me and the camera to do our job, also a big congrats to you both.

Tags: benjamin lim photography, Canon EOS 60D, destination wedding, functional review, Light Painting, long exposure, Portrait Photographer, pre wedding photography, Review, technical specification, unrelease, Wedding, wedding photographer
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Canon EOS 60D review Part 2

November 5, 2010

Hey people! here’s part of of the Canon 60D review, I decided to take out the camera to KL city at night to do some street shoot, So here’s a video of what happened. All shots are taken with the basic kit that comes with the Canon 60D which is the 60D and the EFS 18-55 F3.5 – 5.6 lens. I hope I manage to show how the kit lens set is sufficient to do some low light video recording and also photography with a Canon 580EX II flash which I use as a off camera flash.

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Tags: benjamin lim photography, Canon EOS 60D, functional review, Portrait Photographer, Review, street photography, street shoot, technical specification, unrelease, wedding photographer
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