Sorry I kept calling you and disturbing your guiding!

Hope you enjoyed yourself!

So, any tips for photo-taking at night, in the forest? No flash, ya? Will hurt the animals.

Oh, another method is to put your camera directly against the glass. Though not when security is watching. =P

The MIA Trail recce photos? Hmm… they seem to have gone… MIA. The photos were worse than regular joe stuff lah: bad lighting, bad framing, bad everything.

Thanks for the tips. Since I’m strictly a point and shoot amateur photo-taker, I will try the first one.

I don’t have a tripod or a filter. :)

Oh ya, seeing the quality of these pics, I wonder just how _bad_ your MIA Trail recce pics were. Maybe not up to your standard, but looks like the stuff regular joes would come up with?

Ah… There are a few ways of minimizing reflections in glass. If you’re using a digicam, you can try to angle the camera until you get the least reflection.

Try not to use the flash. However, you can only do this if you have a stable surface to rest the camera on or a tripod. Otherwise, there’ll be obvious camera shake displayed in the photo.

If you’ve got a camera that allows filters to be attached to the lens, you might want to get a polarising filter. This helps cut down reflections in glass and other mirror-like surfaces. Actually, the polarising filter can be rotated to enhance reflections too, so it’s also great for those landscape shots of lakes.

how did you get that shot of the toys in the cupboard? mine always has the reflection of the glass.