Color Checker Passport

Dear All Friends,

The art of color management is all about getting your colors to match from input to output. It all begins with the camera. If it doesn’t capture accurate color, how can you expect realistic reproduction?

However, technology has come a long way in the past few years, and creating a color-managed workflow is no longer reserved for just photo professionals.

Please kindly Contact us if you are interest. Thanks (Valid to Malaysians)

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WORKING, photos by Tara Sosrowardoyo

You are cordially invited to the launch of the book

WORKING
 
and the exhibition
10 MALAYSIAN ARTISTS: 
PORTRAITS FROM THE WORK PROJECT
BY TARA SOSROWARDOYO
 
on Saturday, 2 October 2010 at 8pm
 
at Zinc Art Space
Lot 61, Jalan Maarof, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur

The exhibition will run from 2 to 12 October 2010
 
RSVP contact@rogueart.asia +60 16 266 7413 www.rogueart.asia
 
With thanks to ZINC

Opening hours Monday – Saturday 12pm – 7pm Sundays & Public Holidays open by appointment
info@zinc.com.my +6 03 22825388 www.zinc.com.my

WORKING is an artists initiated project in association with ROGUEART
Artists for the WORK project: Ahmad Fuad Osman, Ahmad Shukri Mohamed, Ahmad Zakii Anwar, Chong Siew Ying, Hamir Soib,
Jalaini Abu Hassan, Kow Leong Kiang, Raja Shahriman Raja Aziddin, Ramlan Abdullah and Yee I-Lann

Boogeyman, orang besar

Blackbox mapkl.

Boogeyman – yee i-lann’s solo at MAPKL

 

Don’t miss. Boogeyman, at Black Box at MAPKL, Solaris Dutamas, KL. Sept 16-Oct3. Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm.

the sharing photo exhibition annexe

We have seasides and sunsets.

We have lots of portraits. Children and old people.

Some flowers and plants.

There are always lotus flowers.

There are some interesting street scenes from India. Their titles sort of spoiled the integrity of the photographs. I began from the left with the portraits which I think most people would instinctively go for once they enter. Once you make a round to the end to the right wall, the whole row of sunsets and seaside pictures that mark the end of the exhibition became sort of an anticlimax to the show. Although it lacks a central theme but the arrangement is nicely done.

let there be light… photo exhibition

Tuesday 31 August, 8.30pm

Lobby, klpac (click here for location map)

~ There will be a special buto performance by Nyoba Kan during the launch ~

Let There Be Light… will feature 46 different photographs based on one single theme – light (or the absence of light for some). It draws from the collection of 14 photographers of our close-knit club who come from all walks of life and different photography backgrounds. This wonderful melting pot of cultures, photography styles and interests is evident in the upcoming exhibition. The photographs showcased range from those that play with natural lighting to those taken with artificial lighting, performance photographs to abstract images, portraits to landscape and so on.

We would like to invite you to take a peek into our lives and our respective journey through the photography world…

Let There Be Light… is presented by Kelab Shashin Fotografi Kuala Lumpur & klpac with the support of CLICK! photography magazine and Canon. The exhibition will run from 1 September to 3 October 2010 and viewing hours are from 10.00am to 10.00pm daily.

RSVP for the exhibition launch by 23 Aug

e-mail weelingc@gmail.com or call 012 307 1133

About Kelab Shashin Fotografi Kuala Lumpur…

The club was founded by Mr. S. Arase Sugawara, a Japanese national who came to Malaysia to teach photography in the 1970s. He set it up in the mid-1990s and the members met in his office cum studio. In 1999, the members had to find a new home. At that time, they were already taking performance photographs for The Actors Studio (using film!). Allan Wong approached Faridah and Joe and they welcomed the club with open arms and offered the members a space to meet in The Actors Studio @ Plaza Putra complex. So they packed all their worldly treasures into one tall filing cabinet and moved…

Then disaster struck. The flashfloods hit KL in 2003, the club lost all its worldly treasures including rolls and rolls of film. Homeless again, they were taken in by Mr. Ho of CLICK! photography magazine and once again they moved their tall metal cabinet with its new friends – one big folding meeting table and yellow plastic stools.

When klpac opened its doors in 2005, Joe and Faridah re-adopted this group of nomadic photographers and their metal cabinet found a home in a brand spanking new studio. Their decade-long friendship with The Actors Studio continues until today and its members continue to capture all the performances produced by klpac & The Actors Studio (in digital of course!)

Find the club on Facebook here.

Useful links

Website as mentioned by Eiffel:

http://www.americansuburbx.com/

The golden gate bridge photographer: Richard Misrach