Jun's photo library

Jun. Just seen some of your pics. Could not possibly say where ! They are wonderful. Do you think you could edit to show the species name of each one? Cheers. Rick.

They are wonderful Jun. And very good photography as well. Kudos.

Very inspirational!

Can't wait for your newest creation!

Lennard

Hi Jun,

I love your gallery. Trees are beautifully crafted. I love seeing trees with movement and character. Your trees make me smile and the humour is great!!! Congratulations on the excellent work, Keep it up.

Adam

Hi Rick,

Thanks for the interest on my gallery and trees. I'll do put the species of the trees later.

I appreciate it...Although it is illegal to comment on the gallery....hehehe, just kidding! really thanks.


regards,
jun







Judy,

Thanks! I am glad you like it.

regards,
jun




Lennard,

Thank you!

I will make better ones, next time.


regards,
jun




Adam,

Thank you! I am happy that my trees makes some people smile.

I'll post more trees later.


regards,
jun




IBC people,

Thanks for looking at my gallery, I appreciate it! I am still in the process of learning how to take proper pictures. learning by myself takes me longer time.

regards,
jun

Like a stuck record -- very well designed!!!

Now you are young enough ---- how about some home grown from scratch ones?
Well done!
Later.
Khaimraj

Jun. Edited my request to please you!! It's bad enough being illegitimate - don't want to be illegal as well.

Placed name on the tree pictures,


thanks Rick


regards,
jun


LLB,

Thanks!

regards,
jun

breath-taking --- both humbling and inspiring.

thanks for sharing your work [and your knowledge]!
bob

Hi Bob.

Thanks!
My trees are just half finish, but I am glad you like it even in it's current state.

regards,
jun

Hi Guys!

Khaimraj posted in a recent thread about the use of expensive set up for photography.
I told him, i just spent less than 200 for the set up I am using. And most of my trees are huge.

If you are contented with the result of my amateur photography and would like to do it on your own this is what I did for a 2.40cm x 1.80cm backdrop and set up.


Materials:

for background:
2pcs- 1/4 inch plywood
2"x2" wood frame and of course nails
sand paper
flat enamel paint- black or grey

For lights:
cheap halogen flood lights with low wattage.
2 pcs reflector lights with high wattage fluorescent bulb.
white plastic framed in a wood or aluminum to minimize reflection.

for the set up, you can google search how to set up for professional setup, eg. like light and distance setting from subject and backdrop distance.
But most are trial and error. Do not use flash.

regards,
jun