A simple visual guide to how to take pictures for a project in Indonesia.

I received the following help request from a friend working in Indonesia, and thought someone here might have an answer.

Can you help?

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Quick question……I am doing some work with people in Indonesia who do not speak English and I am trying to get them to understand how to take better pictures.

Do you know of or can you get hold of a cartoon style guide to Good Picture/Bad Picture? Sort of wonky horizon and a frown and a straight horizon and a smile?

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by Ando Perez at 2012-01-11 04:56:03 UTC | Bookmark | | Report spam→

This is a great idea, I have also been teaching workshops to non-English speakers. I searched all over, including looking at books on Amazon aimed at kids, but nothing quite matches what you are suggesting. Hmm, that might be an opportunity, I should just go ahead and write that guide …

by BignoseTW | 11 Jan 2012 06:01 | Taipei, Taiwan | | Report spam→

oke…..just put two picture………then put letter to the good one with (ini komposisi bagus mean this is good picture with good composition) and the other bad one is with : (yang ini foto yang komposisinya jelek mean bad composition) any way if she/he in Jakarta I will freely accompany him with no charge at all, any it’s for the social purposae i believe and i love doing it. Please lemme now. Cheers.

by donal husni | 12 Jan 2012 03:01 | Pangandaran, Indonesia | | Report spam→