The photographer
THE PHOTOGRAPHER
Institution: Anderson JC, Singapore
Mark is a photo enthusiast who started up photography at the age of 14. Being a teenager, he sets out capturing memorable events and inspirational photos whenever opportunity comes. Despite his young age, he had won numerous photography competitions, specifically in the prestigious Canon Photomarathon 2010 in Singapore, where he attained the Best of Show Award in the student category and gained the opportunity to participate in the Photoclinic 2010 in Turkey. All in all, Mark has successfully clinched 5 different awards from competitions that he participated in 2010. For more information, please refer to the Achievements tab located at the top of the page.
For Mark, this blog serves as a platform for him to showcase what he has shot in Singapore, as well as occasionally in overseas. This constructs a pure expression of a photographer’s mind, displaying it in a visual form that cannot be captured by our human eye.
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Hello
long time no see! Your photography skills seem so professional already :O congartz! Can see tht u already know what you want to do in life. Jyjy! Take care 
thanks jin xuan, long time no see manzzz.. Haha. All the best in watever u do!!! =D cya!
hello! i just took up photography this year, from hwachong institution,
i’m sec 2 this year, just wondering, what gear do you use?
Hi, this is what i am currently using.
http://icanshoot.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/camera-gear-latest.jpg
Nice to meet you here!
Cheers,
Mark
waaaawww… i started to love photography at age 14 too.. now i’m 16 and i’m still <3 it!!!!!!
Hi Mark!
Just wondering, did you buy the 70-200 f4L non IS?
I’m considering it but can you tell me from experience since you used it when shooting YOG, if it’s hard to shoot with because of the lack of IS?
Regards,
Jiong Wei
Hi Jiong Wei,
I got the 70-200 f4L from my sch actually. Haha. Overall it still works fine, with sharp img quality. However, ISO might have to go 1600, or even 3200. (cos it’s max is, well, at f/4.)
Ideally speaking, an IS version is necessary, just like the case of sports fotojournalism. Also, get yourself an monopod, it can stabilise better.
All in all, if you can afford the 70-200 f/2.8, tt’s even better. capturing sports at 1stop faster shutter speed. (from 1/250 on f4 to 1/500 on f2.8 etc.) thereby freezing the subject better.
hope this helps.
Mark