click for bigger image click for bigger image Most people will know whenever news photographers are on their rounds taking news pictures at close distances but many are too occupied with their daily schedules to bother with the photographers' presence. It is the same thing too, for camera-totting tourists who are happily clicking away at all the sights and wonders of the local town and its people. Some people would choose to avoid being in the path of those tourists' camera angles while some will just ignored their presence and wouldn't mind being part of the tourists' holiday pictures. click for bigger image click for bigger image Kuala Lumpur's Central Market is one such location where candid photography is possible with any types of lenses. All the pictures shown in this issue were all snapped inside the Central Market building using only the Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM lens on two types of Fujichrome films, Astia 100 (Daylight) and RTP 64 (Tungsten). All one needs is a little bit of imagination, patient and some reasonable explanations to use whenever someone started asking WHY you are taking pictures in any particular venue during a day out of testing any piece of camera equipment for one's personal satisfaction. Like all the previous issues, study all the pictures shown here and see for yourself which fundamentals of photography that were used to snap them. Also, check whether any of them had followed the rules of the three important questions of photography that professional photographers had asked themselves while visualizing the subjects before clicking the shutter. << Back to Main . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 .