YongSak Photography

My name is YongSak and I am a freelance photographer based in Singapore.

This site is created not only to share with you the photos I had taken, but more importantly is to share with you basic photography fundamentals and important photography tips & techniques.

If you are new to or a beginner in photography and looking for a website for more photography information, this website is best designed for you!

Being a passionate Singapore freelance photographer, I constantly strive to give you my best putting my photography skills and knowledge at work.

You can read more about me from About YongSak or check out my Photography Services I can offer you.

Feel free to leave me any comments you have on my site and photographs.

You can also write me your questions on photography fundamentals or techniques and I will do my best to answer you.

New Photography Tips:
How to Photograph Sunrise

Many believe that photographing sunrise is to position the bright orange sun inside your frame.
This may be one way, but I believe is not the best way to capture the essence of sunrise.

When photographing sunrise, we are actually more concern with the color temperature and the mood it creates.
Didn’t we always seek for warm light when taking photographs? Sunrise is one of the best way to deliver such warm color we are longing for.
With that, the mood it delivers is amazing!

You can also combine with tip#6 of Photography Tips and Techniques to create a silhouette while blocking the big bright sun. This technique never fails to create attractive photographs, wowing your friends!

This theory applies to sunset as well.

Some of My Thoughts

After being a freelance photographer (Singapore) for a few years, I realized that photography is what I enjoy doing and never gets tired of. I like photographing portraits and events, because this allows me to meet different people with different expressions and emotions.

Photography although was invented for scientific purpose, it has gradually transformed into an art form. Being an art, I do not believe in “mass production” outputting as many photographs as possible to satisfy my clients’ needs. Also, doing a snappy job is also not what I am being paid for (at least this is what I feel). My sincere apology if I rejected your offers/requests as I would rather stick to what I believe in, when photography is of concern.

As I always said, I may not be the best photographer as there will be many better ones out there. But I will want to be as professional as possible in my works.