نادي الهواة .. مجلة فن التصوير اللبنانية _ ع٤١

Amateur club

Name: Bilal Marzouk / Beirut - Lebanon
Membership number: 224
Age: 24 years.
Occupation: photojournalist.
Equipment - Camera (Chinon CM-4S)

Buddy Bilal
I don't know what you mean by this picture. Also, we always recommend using a clear background and a list in order for our subject to stand out strongly, and it is also supposed to move away from shooting directly towards the sun, which will create trouble for you, and lens glare: and if you want to photograph such games, we recommend that you use directed internal lighting ⏹

Name: Ahmed Emad Males / Aleppo - Syria
Membership number: 225
Age: 26 years
Profession: mechanical engineer
Equipment: (Zenith-TTL) with a black and white laboratory.

- Friend Ahmed
Your artistic and technical capabilities are good, and it is clear that you have a special ability in laboratory arts. Greetings and appreciation for your efforts ⏹

Name: Aref Naji Hassan / Ras Beirut - Lebanon Membership No.: 226
Age 14 years
Profession: student
Equipment: Camera (1 -Canon-A)

Arif friend
The shot of the clouds is wonderful in terms of formation, extension and balance, and I congratulate you on it.
As for the cut flowers, relied on blurring the background by adopting a wide aperture.
The sunset shot is also good in terms of balance, expanse of the sky, and formation of clouds⏹

Name: Muhammad Nabil Al-Dahna / Damascus - Syria
Membership number: 227
Age: 25 years
Profession: mechanical engineer
Equipment - Camera ( 1 - Canon AE )

- Friend Muhammad
The portrait image is good in terms of composition and frame. As for the night scene, its features are lost due to the double exposure, and here you have to reduce the exposure time.
As for the nature scene, it is good in terms of viewing angle, but it lacks additional effects to come in motion. The flower shot is okay⏹

Name: Imad Qataf / Bab Musli - Damascus
Membership number: 228 -
Age: 19 years
Profession: student
Equipment - Camera (Zenith).

- Friend Emad
The engineering vision of this first snapshot is good in terms of its extension and composition.
The point of the rocks was weak due to the lack of emphasis and focus in light of its prominent features, and the shot of flowers also lacked emphasis and focus, i.e. the separation of the background⏹

Name: Majid Abdel-Khaleq / Ruwaisat Sofar - Lebanon Membership No.: 229.
Age: 20 years
Profession: student
Equipment: 2 cameras from (Zenith) (12) and (EM)

Majid's friend
It is clear that you follow us closely, in terms of topics or observations that we constantly provide.
Your work is considered good, especially the portrait. As for the other works, they are identical in terms of technology⏹

Name: Dilshad Othman Muhammad Amin / Erbil - Iraq Membership No.: 230
Age: 32 years
Profession: employee
Equipment: Camera (1 - Canon VA)

- Friend Dilshad
There is nothing wrong with taking a snapshot of the Korek Mountains, but if you took the right angle, you would get more strength and expression.
If you move a little forward and from the right side and lower the tach to the ground level, the scene will be wonderful. In addition, you have to adopt a maximum lens aperture - i.e. f / 16 - to get a full contrast of the scene. Where you notice that some parts of the scene came out of focus.
As for a snapshot, there is strength in the union, so it lacks some external influence to make it more expressive. If it was taken, for example, behind a light source or towards the sun, it would have obtained a more successful shot. Shots, light and shadow » and a smile and « the innocence of a child, it's okay.
One final note, wipe your film and film buffer while printing to dislodge accumulated dust⏹