Jumat, 25 Oktober 2013
ShuttersCahayafotostudio: Amazing "Royal Wedding"at yogyakarta Luar bias...
ShuttersCahayafotostudio: Amazing "Royal Wedding"at yogyakarta Luar bias...: Amazing "Royal Wedding"at yogyakarta Luar biasa untuk Upacara pernikahan putri keempat Sultan Hamengkubuwono X, Gusti Kan...
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Amazing "Royal Wedding"at yogyakarta
Luar biasa untuk Upacara pernikahan putri keempat Sultan Hamengkubuwono X, Gusti Kanjeng Ratu Hayu (29) dengan Kanjeng Pangeran Haryo Notonegoro
Parade pernikahan Rabu ini mencakup 12 kereta kerajaan yang ditarik kuda dan sekitar 750 tamu termasuk para diplomat dan perwakilan asing yang ada di Indonesia yang beruntung menerima undangan dalam upacara pernikahan yang berlangsung di istana dan sekitar 1.500 undangan
Berikut adalah foto2 saat diadakannya kirab kedua mempelai untuk memperkenalkan kedua mempelai ke seluruh kalangan di Yogyakarta . doc photography by www.cahayafotostudio.com
Rombongan pertama terdiri dari: Bregada prawiratama , kereta Kanjeng Kyai Jongwiyat yang dinaiki GKR Hayu dan KPH Notonegoro serta patah, Kanjeng Kyai Ambarukno dinaiki pendamping GBPH Suryodiningrat dan GBPH Suryamataram, Kanjeng Kyai Notobiru dinaiki orangtua pengantin pria, Kanjeng Kyai Permili dinaiki penari beksa bedaya pengantin, 12 kuda yg dinaiki penari Lawung dan bregada patang puluh.
Rombongan mempelai juga diiringi oleh para penari Lawung Ageng yang mengendarai 12 kuda di bagian depan serta pasukan Bregodo Prawirotomo dan Bregodo Patangpuluh (prajurit keraton) yang totalnya mencapai 120 orang (satu Bregodo terdiri dari 60 orang prajurit).
Rombongan kedua ini terdiri dari tujuh kereta yang membawa rombongan keluarga Kraton Yogyakarta dan rombongan kerabat Pakualaman IX. Untuk rombongan keluarga Kraton, adalah Kereta Kanjeng Kyai Wimono Putro dinaiki Sultan Hamengku Buwono X beserta Permaisuri dan GBPH Prabukusumo. Kereta ini ditarik oleh delapan kuda.
Selanjutnya kereta Kanjeng Kyai Landower Wisman, Kanjeng Kyai Kanjeng Landower Surabaya, Kanjeng Kyai Landower Ijem dinaiki putri serta menantu raja kraton, kereta Kanjeng Kyai Mandra Juwala dinaiki Paku Alam IX , kanjeng Kyai Puspoko Manik dinaiki putra mahkota kadipaten pakualaman, Kanjeng Kyai Kus Gading dinaiki kerabat Puro Pakualaman. Rombongan terakhir adalah Bregada Ketanggung dan Bregada Mantri Jero.
Kereta Kanjeng Kyai Mandra Juwala dinaiki Paku Alam IX. doc www.cahayafotostudio.com
Jumat, 10 Mei 2013
cahayafotostudio photography goes to Bali
Presented the Dejong Girl fashion with a glamorous collection
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Senin, 20 Agustus 2012
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a series of batik art perform
Jumat, 17 Agustus 2012
13 Places Take Beautiful Motion Blur Shots
While many of us spend a lot of time getting rid of ‘blurry’ shots – one of the best ways to add interest to play around with capturing motion blur. Here are 13 places that you might like to start experimenting with capturing motion blur in your photos.
1. Trains
Image by Extra Medium
The shot of a passenger waiting on a subway platform for a train with moving train behind is always a fun one to experiment with because it contrasts the speed of a train with the stationary passenger (often being buffeted by wind of the train).
These shots are all about making sure your camera is completely still (tripods are key if you can) and anticipating the moment. It’s also about framing your shot so that your subject is well positioned.
2. The Coast
Image by Timbo Don
Coastal areas can be a landscape photographers dream and are great places to capture motion blur. One place to start is by the waters edge where waves rolling in over stationary rocks, piers or sand can create a mystical foggy effect when shot with a longer shutter speed.
Image by Matthew Stewart
Don’t forget that wherever there are people – there is movement! So don’t just focus upon the water.
Image by camil tulcan
3. Spinning Children
Image by shoothead
My kids would be spun around like this all day every day so if you have kids around you’re likely to have willing subjects for this one – just be careful with smaller children as I do have a friend whose child dislocated their shoulder doing this – no photo is worth that!
To get the shot you’re going to probably need a couple of people – one to hold onto the child and the other to hold the camera around that person’s waist (or over their shoulders) in front of the child.
4. Playground Shots
Image by Soundman 1024
A variation of the spinning child shot above is to head to your local playground where there is usually a variety of equipment which is great for motion blur shots. Swings, merry go rounds, slides or pretty much any equipment that gets those on them moving are fun to experiment with.
You can either position a camera on or off the moving equipment to get different types of effects.
5. Bikes
Image by fabbriciuse
Bikes present all kinds of opportunities whether they be street shots (above), competitions below or actually getting ON the bike with your camera!
Image by Mariano Kamp
If you’re going to experiment with taking photos of bikes one technique to try is slow sync flash which will give the effect of movement while also capturing a split second in time.
Image by Pörrö
6. Cars
Image by Rob Overcash Photography
As with Bikes – moving cars are an obvious place to look when you’re wanting to capture motion blur. They also present many opportunities whether it be photographing the car from the inside (above), attaching a camera to the outside of your car or actually photographing cars moving by you from outside.
Image by Ricky Flores
Image by m4r00n3d
7. The Fairground
Image by joiseyshowaa
Fairgrounds present all kinds of exciting opportunities. Many rides have both elements of movement and stationary components which can create a wonderful effect. They also often have another exciting element – light – which makes twilight photography perfect.
Don’t discount daytime action at the fair though – there are still plenty of opportunities – particularly those to perfect your panning technique.
Image by Express Monorail
8. Dance
Image by bichxa
Whether it be in a performance, on the dance floor at a party or in a studio – dance is about movement and therefore presents us with opportunity to capture some nice motion blur.
9. Birds
Image by Danny Perez Photography
Bird photography is very popular in our forum area and among some of the best examples that I’ve seen are those that manage to incorporate a sense of movement into their shots. The key in many places is to choose a shutter speed that is slow enough to get wing movement but fast enough to keep the rest of the moving bird sharp.
Image by Midlander1231
10. Star Trails
Image by Andrew Stawarz
Stars are perhaps one of the last things one would think about when presented with the challenge of capturing motion blur – but they can also be some of the most spectacular images.
11. Escalators
Image by Gerrit Wenz
I have a number of friends who just LOVE photographing escalators and who have spent many hours capturing the smooth movement that they create. Many of their shots have the camera on the escalator and include a subject to give a point of interest – they’re often taken at night so as to capture colorful ambient light in the tunnels around their favorite escalators.
Also consider shots of those passing by on escalators with the camera position off the escalator.
Image by sinkkd
12. The Umbrella Shot
Image by Digimist
This is an oldie but a goodie. To add a little interest to a portrait have your subject hold an open umbrella over their shoulder and behind their head and then have them slowly twirl it.
13. The Street
Image by Digital Pimp
If I’m ever at a loss for subjects to photograph I just head to the most busy street corner I can find in what ever city I’m near. The hustle and bustle of the street is a never ending supply of movement to capture.
Image by gaspi *yg
Image by quas
Image by Steve Webel
Want to learn more about motion blur? Check out our previous post – How to Capture Motion Blur in Photography.
by Darren Rowse
Read more: http://digital-photography-school.com/13-places-to-practice-taking-beautiful-motion-blur-images#ixzz23Ju3heSB
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