Photographer's Chill-Out with Patrick Low - Episode 3

The Photographer’s Chill-Out: Episode 3 (The Farewell to the Year of the Tiger edition)

Organized by Patrick Low & Digital Camera Magazine

Emcee by Jason Victor.

Date - Wednesday, January 26 2011

Time - 7:30pm - 9:30pm

Location - Friendscino Restaurant & Cafe

LG 01& 01A, Plaza Emerald North, Jalan PJU 8/3A, Damansara Perdana, Selangor.

After the successful 2nd episode (despite bad weather and traffic jams) where we chilled-out with CM Leung and Eric Leong, we’re even more motivated to bring you more and more experts in their fields just so you can get a chance to hang out with them. In the 3rd installment of the Photographer’s Chill-Out, we’re bringing you yet another renowned name in Photography, David Lok! A Commercial photographer by trade, David’s personal works is what gained him recognition from the masses. His black and white works on street and buildings have been exhibited in various galleries over the years and he was even sponsored by Badan Warisan Malaysia to capture forgotten streets and buildings in Malaysia during colonial times that are currently threatened with extinction. David Lok will be coming to Chill-Out with us this 26th of January 2011.

Along with the sharing of useful photography related info through the “Flash features”, the very many lucky draw prizes, the chance to network with fellow photographers and more excitingly, the chance to chill-out and rub shoulders with our distinguished guest David Lok, you won't want to miss the 3rd Episode of the PHOTOGRAPHER’S CHILL-OUT! So tell your all your friends and make a date with us this coming 26th of January 2011. See u there!

Come network, be inspired and experience REAL sharing between photographers!

Note: Food/drinks are at your own expense, the good conversations and fellowship are on us!

Countdown 2011-1st place.

1st place-'Twilight'

Nikon D700, 17mm-35mm lens with light painting effect.

This is my 2010 favorite photo, lots of photographers capture in this location before, to make this into a total different perspective, that's my challenge. 'Conceptual' will always be my all time favorite as a photographer from commercial photography background. Guys, this will be the coming trend, trust me :) Remember where you read this :p

Thanks to Ai Ling & Cheam who giving me an opportunity to do this.

Conceptual Wedding Portraiture with Ai Ling & Cheam.

Countdown 2011-2nd place.

2nd place-'Evon Tan'.

Nikon D700, 50mm f1.4 lens.

This photo is everyone favorite, is from one of my experiment series on multiple exposure, Thanks to Evon Tan (a very pro model) & Peter Tan (with his input of 'Charlie's Angle post) who make this happen.

Guys, this is not 'Photoshop', is in-camera technique.

Coming 2011, I will do more on this.

Countdown 2011-3rd place.

3rd place-'Classic'

Nikon D700, 80mm-200mm f.2.8 lens with light painting effect.

Simply love the mood here, I like to take the challenge that 'looking at camera' shots are boring & straight forward, to me, this is not as 'easy' as 'looking off camera', it's look classic & ever lasting.

Thanks to the couple & family that treated us 1st class, good food, nice imported beer, big room at Smoke House with driver sending us up & down, really appreciate it.

Conceptual Wedding Portraiture with Kevin & Angela.

Countdown 2011-4th place.

4th place-'my girl & bride'.

Leica S2, 70mm lens.

My kids always want to be like me as a photographer, sometimes my son will tag along during our shoot at wedding reception. My daughter feels jealous cause she can't 'shoot' together so I told her when you grow up, you can be a 'marketing manager', promote papa to clients. Then she ask," how & what I need to do?" I told her that you need to ask clients to visit our gallery & show them photos & she asked," How to ask clients come to our gallery?" & the idea came out, I shot this & show it to her, "this is how you get your clients back to our gallery".

Sometimes kids can give you brilliant ideas as well, haha.

Thanks to Evon Tan & my little daughter-Cayte

2011 Countdown-5th place

5th place-'Walk of life'.



Nikon D700, 17-35mm f2.8 lens.


This photo taken at Macau, is a nice place to photograph, old church, new building & nice food too :) After 2 days of shooting, I spend 6 days with Jennifer at Hong Kong, everyday just shopping, eating & shopping.


Conceptual Wedding Portraiture with Alice & Edmond.

Countdown 2011-6th place.

6th place-'Angel'.

D700, 17-35mm f2.8 lens with Dicapac underwater casing.

Is not easy to pose underwater, especially during midnight hours :) This is my 1st assignment with underwater off camera flash effect, is challenging & fun! Will try more in future. Photo taken at Koh Samui.

Conceptual Wedding Portraiture with Ivory Chan & Edmund Low.