Good evening to all my #photographylovers friends wherever you are, I hope you are all always healthy and happy so that you can carry out your daily activities as usual and I hope you all have a pleasant day.
Photography is the process of producing an image or photograph of an object by recording the reflection of light that hits the object on a light-sensitive medium. The most popular tool for capturing light is a camera. The camera I use is a makeshift cell phone camera, which I believe falls into the category of photography, so without light, no photo can be taken.
On this occasion, I would like to share some photographs I took with my cell phone camera. The images show some of the damage that occurred in one of the hamlets in my village due to natural disasters that have hit the area in recent months. Therefore, continue to follow my blog to see some photographic images of the damage, along with short articles from me.
As I said above,
On this occasion, I would like to invite all my friends in this community to see some images I took with my cell phone, showing some of the damage in one of the hamlets in my village, which is quite remote.
This is one of the photographs I took during my trip. To reach this hamlet, we had to travel through a forest due to its remote location.
When I arrived at this hamlet, the first thing I saw was the damage.
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The weather was very bright, so I was very enthusiastic about taking some pictures. As you know, light is very important in photography. Without light, no photos can be taken. Therefore, the bright light allowed me to take some random pictures, which I personally consider to be photography, even though the quality is sometimes different from that of professional cameras.
Then light alone is not enough in terms of photography because to produce the right light intensity to produce images, many professional photographers use the help of a measuring tool in the form of a light meter to get the right lighting size, but this time I can't do it because taking several pictures with a makeshift phone camera is not difficult, but even so, making or editing it so that the light intensity is more precise via a cell phone is very complicated.
Then I took some other random images showing the damage caused by natural disasters that have struck my area in recent months.
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At the end of last year, specifically in November, my area was hit by a natural disaster in the form of flash floods and landslides, which occurred in three provinces simultaneously.
The extremely heavy rainfall had an extraordinary impact, even in my village, one of which was in this hamlet, Alu Kuta Hamlet. I shared some images of the damage within this community on my blog.
After I was satisfied with seeing the conditions in the area which took more than 1 hour and there I managed to capture several pictures in this area, I rushed to the temporary shelter because the weather had changed, usually in the afternoon it had rained and wet this area in the last few weeks and now I saw clouds that had started to cover the area.
And when I arrived at the temporary shelter, I saw government tents erected in the area to accommodate the affected refugees. There, I also saw a drizzle beginning to wet the shelter area. However, when it rained, this area was slightly safer than the damaged area I shared the image of above. Heavy rainfall could cause flash floods or subsequent landslides in the area, making this area temporarily safe.
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Those are some random photographs I'm sharing on this blog. Photography has now become a lifestyle, starting with the advent of the digital era and the development of social media.
I hope you all enjoyed and were entertained by what I shared in this post. Thank you very much to all of you who have taken the time to view and read my blog to the end.
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| Camera used | Handphone |
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| Lens | 64 mp |
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| Iso speed | ISO |
| Focal length | MM |
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Maulizar Mawardi or better known as