Although children are one of the most challenging subjects to capture, the final results are always pleasing. Here is some work I shot in my studio and outside using natural light.
14
July
In April 2010, the silent city of Imdina came to for two days packed with activities in different locations of the city. Activities included medieval street market, jousting, a display of birds of prey, a Show of Arms, and medieval life re-enactments. This attracted lots of people, tourist and photographers trying to capture some of the best moments.
Category: Imdina, Malta
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12
July
This is a collection of old hand made doors around Malta and Gozo. Each with its own character and crafted in different designs. More will be uploaded soon.
Category: Gozo
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12
July
Our Lady of Ta’ Pinu Shine is found in the limits of the village of Gharb in Gozo. The sanctuary was constructed adjacent to a still existent chapel where the young Karmni Grima is said to have received a message for prayer from Our Lady back in 1883.
Category: Gozo
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12
July
Hi all,
This is my first blog post ever. I am into photography for the last four years, and in the coming days I will be posting some of my photographs taken in Malta and Gozo during special events or simple walks around photo shooting. My first every digital camera was a Fuji 602z. It was a step away from a DSLR at the time of its release. Although it was an advanced point to shoot camera with lots of features it didn’t compare in terms of photo quality with my first DSLR I purchased.
Photography needs patience, constant practice … and more equipment:). It all started as a hobby when I was planning for my first photographic exhibition, held in Victoria, till to become a job with several weddings and other special occasions in my portfolio. I like to experiment in all forms of photography but like portraits, landscape and macro photography best.
In my opinion, photography is an art which conveys feelings and emotions captured in unique moments in time.
Category: Introduction
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