High Key Photography

I gave high key photography a try. High key photography simply means over expose your photo but not excessively. It normally preserve the dark colour, or more technically the shadow part but overblown the bright colour, or in another word, the highlight. It normally brings out the 'happy' mood of a photo.

This is the normal portrait photo that is abundant all over the internet.

The skin tone is still there but with a little bit over exposed, the subject stands out more.

The details of the hair and eyes are still there.

A coloured high key photo.

Sepia mode.

This is a lil bit over-exposed though.

I like the light falls from the top to show the hair light.

Macro

These are the macro shots from Zoo Negara. We paid extra RM 5 just to visit the butterfly farm with only a few pathetic butterflies.

Butterfly life size on red flower.

Butterfly close up.

Fruit Fly (Tephritidae family).

Immatured cricket.

Scorpions

took these at zoo negara.

this was shot without flash


this was shot with flash


this was shot with slow sync flash

amazing isn't it?
the first photo shows how the scorpions look like when you see with naked eyes under UV light.
the second photo reveals the real colour of the scorpions when you see under normal light.
a mixture of normal light and UV light will produce blueish colour as what you can see in third photo.

Big Boy and Patrick

KLCC views

klcc in blue sky

klcc at night with full moon!

public bank

puppies!

we dressed them as cowboy, jester and rambo.