"if you dont know how your light meter works, then all your shots up till now is a lucky shot" - he's right.
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6 comments:
sounds right
That's not completely true.
Not completely false either.
There's more to photography than operating a light meter.
@Asaf,..haha yeah, it's just, in my case, i have no idea in using the light meter (shame on me),..and i think i have to understand that since it's one of the basic photography technique :)
No need for a lightmeter. When it's in your mind, snap it! ;P
Wah, nusuk banget nih Mbak,,, berarti semua jepretan saya hanya keberuntungan belaka,,, hiks... :)
Btw, komposisi dan permainan garis di foto ini keren.
Salam kenal dari Bali.
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