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Outdoor Family Portraits | Backlighting Photography
© 2015 Wazari Wazir | My Family Having Fun at The Park To some photographers, backlighting is their worst nightmare, depending on situation of course, but for me I love backlighting because they are natural and I want to photograph it naturally, just the way it is. It can be tricky especially on your metering systems, but if you get it right, the result will be great. This is not really a photography session, so it wasn’t that perfect, actually we were just spending few hours jogging at the park and then, I saw this beautiful warmth morning sunrise and decided to make a quick photographs of my family. Personally…
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Climbing Mount Kinabalu | My Photography Equipment
© 2013 Wazari Wazir | Climbers at Mount Kinabalu | Sabah | 24 mm f/2.8 Actually I really have nothing much to write about but since you are here, I might share with you my camera equipment that I brought during my recent Mount Kinabalu trip. I don’t have any of “what’s in my bag” kind of a picture because nothing much to show really. Basically I carry all of my photography equipment to the summit of Mount Kinabalu. I took my Canon 5D Mark II, with 24 mm f/2.8 and 50 mm f/1.4 lens together with not so expensive, Fotopro Tripod with me. BUT, the only lens that I…
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Photography Tips | Learn To See The Light Like a Pro
© 2013 Wazari Wazir | Cameron Highlands Tea Plantation | All Photographs Taken With 24mm Prime Lens on Canon 5d Mark II The photographs above were taken at Cameron Valley or Bharat Tea Plantation, it is located at the main road going up to Tanah Rata from Ringlet. This is among the most visited tea plantation at Cameron Highlands due to its location, easy access from the main road compared to Habu Boh Tea Plantation and Sungai Palas Boh Tea Plantation, where you need to travel a bit deeper from the main road to get access into it. This is the favourite stop for picture taking, camera toting tourist to get…
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Once Upon a Time in Kashmir | It’s The Journey That’s Matter
© 2013 Wazari Wazir | Floating Vegetable Market | Dal Lake | Kashmir The Journey “Journey are gifts we give ourselves. Even if you are lucky, and have someone else footing the bill for your journey, you are still giving yourself a gift just by going. Too many people have opportunities to travel, but choose to stay home, fearful of the unknown, shackled by their everyday rut, tied down to commitments that don’t have to tie them down if they would seek creative solutions. We can always travel right away, but we can always be planning, scheming, chiseling away at the things that keep us home so that someday in…
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Nepal | Portrait of Tamang | Tamang Heritage Trail | Langtang National Park
© 2012 Wazari Wazir | The Tamang | Langtang National Park | Nepal © 2012 Ahmad Shukri | Me and Tamang Women | Langtang © 2012 MHilmi | Me and Tamang Women | Langtang National Park | Nepal The Tamangs (Devnagari: तामाङ; tāmāng) also called “Tamags” are indigenous inhabitants of the Himalayan regions of Nepal. They form one of the major Tibeto-Burman speaking communities and trace their ancestry from Tibet. They have their own distinct culture, language and religion. Through the centuries, due to foreign invasions, they moved to other parts of South Asia. Today, they inhabit practically the entire mountainous regions of Nepal and also adjoining regions of India,…
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