MISS WORLD MALAYSIA SEMI FINAL

Pencarian "Miss World" di Melaka. Acara ini di adakan bertujuan mencari gadis-gadis di Melaka yang akan mewakili Melaka seterusnya mewakili Malaysia untuk Pertandingan "Ratu Cantik Dunia". Photo-photo yang sempat di ambil ketika majlis tersebut. Tema Malam tersebut ala-ala pakaian Hawai... nak juga tengok mereka ni pakai topi yang ada nanas kat kepala hahahaa...

Keseluruhan Majlis tersebut tak lah menarik sangat pun.... dan dengar cerita akan ada Peringkat final dalam pemilihan gadis-gadis ini....

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About Love

about malaysianartistesforunity

pete was juggling tomatoes.

bored. so he telephoned a few friends instead. “how about getting together to make an anti-racism song and music video?” all said yes without hesitation. not because pete threatened them with a rusty knife. only because they love malaysia.

the contingent swelled to 52 people a few days later. it included filmmakers, dancers, singers, producers, musicians, actors, entrepreneurs, designers, footballers, activists, celebrities, students and a florist. nobody would be paid. yet they were enthused. not because they were high on speed. only because they love Malaysia.

they gathered to record the song. it had a catchy chorus and was able to induce a mass sing-along. everyone was happy when it was done. they named it ‘here in my home’. then more people joined. the party now included more than 120 people. but the budget remained exactly zero. it seems even the spreadsheet loves malaysia.

everyone turned up for the video shoot. much fun was had and friendships made. video editors went to work after the shoot was done. both the recording and the video would be given away for free. a gift to the nation. from those who love malaysia to those who feel the same.

did you ask what this is all about?

it’s about love.

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Five tips for better photo composition

Often, the difference between a good photograph and a great one is how you compose the image in the camera's viewfinder. Here are five ways to instantly improve the composition of your photos.

1. Apply the Rule of Thirds


Apply the Rule of Thirds for a more interesting composition. Imagine a grid drawn over the image. Position the focal point of your photo at the point where two lines intersect--anywhere but the middle.


2. Use lines to lead the viewer into the photo


Lead your viewer into the image. Use lines to lead the viewer's eye into the photograph. These can be fence lines, rows of light posts, stairs or a roadway leading into the scene.


3.Explore unique angles



Find a way to position your subject from a different angle than just straight ahead. Capture a portrait in a car mirror or a city streetscape reflected in a puddle of water or a shop window.


4. Get in close to the subject


Your subject is usually more important than the background, so move in closer. Use the camera's Macro feature (usually represented by a flower icon on a digital camera) so the subject remains in focus.


5. Get down low for children and animals



Get down low. When photographing children, small animals or even flowers, get down to their level so you look at them and not down on them.

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Think before you shoot
Before you accuse me of insulting your intelligence, let me say this - people may not do something even when they know it. Everyone knows that smoking or overeating is bad, yet we continue to do it at the risk of our health and well-being. Likewise, everyone knows that thinking before acting is the wise choice, yet many of us choose to forgo the mental aerobics and simply shoot without thinking.

Automation has relieved us of many tasks, but unfortunately thinking is not one of them. Thinking involves making conscious choices at many stages, from the choice of film and lens, to the exposure and composition. Like said before, thinking will increase the probability of making a better image on the same piece of film. Since your aim in photography (I assume) is to take better images, why not exercise some thinking before you shoot, to turn a average picture into a great one ? For example, thinking about what you want to emphasize in the picture will result in you searching for a better viewpoint. Takes only a second for so, but it makes a big difference. It gets easier everytime you think, and may even become second-nature.
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