In an enchanting display of mastery, X-Photographer Joseph Goh, a luminary in the realm of macro photography, illuminated the National Orchid Gardens with his expertise. Having honed his craft since 2010, Joseph generously shared his profound knowledge and delicate skills with workshop participants, elevating their understanding of macro photography to new heights.
During the workshop, Joseph demystified the essential accessories crucial for successful macro photography. From lenses to lighting equipment, participants gained valuable insights into building a toolkit that enhances their ability to capture the delicate beauty often overlooked by the naked eye.
Joseph delved into the intricacies of his technique, unveiling the secrets behind capturing mesmerizing macro photographs. His keen eye for detail and years of experience were evident as he guided participants through the nuances of composition, lighting, and focus, unraveling the mysteries of the miniature world through the lens.
A virtue often underestimated, Joseph emphasized the role of patience in achieving the perfect macro shot. Participants learned to embrace the slow and deliberate process required to navigate the miniature landscapes, capturing fleeting moments that define the art of macro photography.
Drawing on his extensive experience, Joseph took participants on a journey of learning, imparting not just technical skills but also a profound appreciation for the art form. Attendees left the workshop inspired and equipped with newfound knowledge, ready to explore and master the captivating world of macro photography.
Joseph Goh’s workshop at the National Orchid Gardens stands as a testament to his commitment to sharing the art of macro photography.
All photos were taken using the Fujifilm GFX50sII with GF20-35mmF4 R WR and X-S20 with XF30mmF2.8 R LM WR Macro
Jere Chong/Fujifilm Singapore
