© Jian Shuo Wang. With the right equipment, good picture is much easier.
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I was greatly influenced by my elder brother. He bought a second hand Huqiu (虎丘) camera when he was in university. It was back to 1989. I doubt whether this brand of camera still exists. It was the camera inspired my interest in photography. I took some pictures with this camera (including many sweet memories with Wendy). I selected Photography as my elective when I was a junior. That is the best course I enjoyed in my four years in the Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
New York Institute of Photography
I am reading the courseware of the NYIP course these days. Yes. Be serious, I want to learn the photography and develop better sense of photo. I even thinking about enroll some class of photography in the future. I didn't find any school offer photography so far.
Equipment
I attended a exhibition of photography equipment. I took the picture below using my simple Sony P8. It looks not bad.
© Jian Shuo Wang. With the right equipment, good picture is much easier.
It proof that if you have good lighting equipment and a frame for taking static objects (the white curve background that won't show the annoying horizontal conjunction line), the chance to take better pictures becomes larger.
Posted by Jian Shuo Wang at March 5, 2004 9:33 AM
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and this link: http://home.wangjianshuo.com/archives/20040305_learn_photography_seriously.htm
yes, Photography, I am crazy about it too and those are the foods to my eyes everyday, share with you:
http://www.slower.net
http://www.razziphoto.com
http://www.two-muses.com/
There are tons of information about photography on
http://www.photo.net
i think maybe the FUJI S7000 would be better to start with. and kodak also has a style for the beginner :) i'm saving money for S7000 now. :D
Posted by: tutu on March 8, 2004 9:53 AMThe new release of Nikon D70 is a quasi-professional weapon. But you need to spend bucks on lens. BTW, it's my first visit, which was led by LinkedIn. Very very impressive! 2 thumbs-up! Save words for later comments. :-)
Posted by: pony (external link) on March 10, 2004 3:07 PMTutu and pony, I saw your post, but I have given up to upgrade any photograph equipment any more. I want to concentrate to develop my eyes instead of my equipment. Thanks for sharing anyway - I WAS very interested before.
Posted by: Jian Shuo Wang (external link) on March 11, 2004 12:35 AMYou should really start that photography class of yours. I'm sure there are bunch of people who's looking for a good, english speaking photography lesson. e.g. me :) Or could you reccomend me a place where I can take some lessons of photography in english? Thanks!!!!
Posted by: Ita on September 21, 2004 2:54 PMI would like to have information for photography professional school in Shanghay, please contact me.Luky
Posted by: luca baldanza on February 18, 2005 8:58 PMhey....
here is the only english speaking photography class in shanghai now...please check at www.shanghaiclasses.com
The book of "New York Institute of Photography Courseware" is a good starting point for professional photographer. I bought the book and really enjoy it.
Posted by: Jian Shuo Wang (external link) on May 6, 2006 11:05 PMHi^^
can u guys tell me where i can find best school of photography in Shanghai?
Thx
can anyone tell me what book or magazine about wedding photography and studio in china? I need them. By the way,i'm in indonesia-surabaya. Thanks a lot
Posted by: yuliana on November 26, 2007 6:46 PM