Jasper Ferrer

Sunset and Sunrise photography are the most common photography a photographer wanted to try, not just photographers, even an ordinary person wants to try the Sunset photography, and everyone loves the beauty of the sun.

Street Photography, and landscape Portraits, I love them both. I do also love travel photography and Food Photography and nature photography

Photography gives records or documents of people, events and it captures the memories. A good question is, did you capture the perfect picture, how about the timing, and so on. A friend then says “this is a good one” or “Can I have a copy of this picture?”

When I was a newbie I always wonder why a efficiently taken picture can give the impression of being so full of impact. I wanted to take a picture that have colors are bright or a sunset that almost feels humid, a sky that is so lucid and blue or even a portrait shot that look so mild and soft.

Adventure photography is one of my hobbies as a photographer. Taking photo on rainforest and mountain ranges, Adventure photography as far as I know is very abusive and dangerous to your cameras.

If possible, you should use the tripod all the time. Tripods are in precious help for making sharp pictures and you’ll be surprised if you compare the sharpness you can get with your camera on a tripod, as compared to pictures shot handheld. If you don’t like to carry a tripod, try at least a mono pod or a mini tripod. If you are in complex position, you can support to a tree or solid structure to minimize camera shake.

'Quick tip' is meant for beginners so do not expect anything too difficult/technical here (that's how I want it to be anyway). Before we start, let me ask you a few questions

When we shoot portraits, sometimes we end up with an undesirable background. Having a different colored background or to superimpose your subjects picture into another background can improve the pictures. But, one of the main problems with making fine selection is right on top of your head. Hair... Making fine selection of hair is one of the trickiest techniques to master.

Do you sometimes wonder why a professionally taken picture can look so full of impact? Sometimes you would realize a picture may have colors are “so bright” or a sunset that almost feels “warm” or a sky that is so “clear” and “blue” or even a portrait shot looks so “gentle” and “soft”.

They inspire awe and admiration. They create fear and excitement. Fireworks light up the night sky on Independence Day and have become as much a part of the July 4 ritual as American flags and cookouts.