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Snapshots: Jason Mah

By Damian Koh

I particularly like landscape photos and what a way to begin the new year with some of Jason's blue skies and green vegatation. Like Evon Lim, both of them share a penchant for macro photography as we saw similarities in their shooting styles. In this interview, Jason takes us on a nature ramble with some really closeups of fauna and flora before ending off with some spectacular fireworks display.

The images you see from this feature have been reproduced with permission from Jason Mah. If you wish to be featured in our interviews or know any photo buffs who may be interested, email us a short description of yourself, or your friend, and we'll get back to you.


Name: Jason Mah
Type of photographer: Amateur / enthusiast
Current arsenal: Canon PowerShot A80, Nikon D70
Accessories to go: Macro lens, extension tubes, wide-angle lens and Cokin filters

What he says:
Photography always never fails to fascinate me. It all started when I bought my Canon PowerShot A80 for an overseas trip to New Zealand a year ago. More opportunities followed when I chanced upon a few photography-related forums and made friends with a bunch of enthusiasts. Photography outings let us share our knowledge and that is how I developed an interest in macro shooting. What intrigues me more is seeing small and tiny subjects up close. In the near future, I would love to experience landscape and wildlife photography.

Water lily

"Messy and distracting backgrounds are one of the factors for me to determine whether a photo is good or bad. In this case, I used Photoshop to burn out the background to make the subject stand out more prominently."


               
               


 

 

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