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gabriel06 · 11th July 2005

it has been a very long time since i last posted.
well here it is.. hope to learn more frm others here

eikin · 11th July 2005

please use a tripod?

Pablo · 11th July 2005

Hi gabriel06

Such a nice photo but the camera shake hurt it

If you get another chance to take it again, doooo as it would have been quite nice with a little crop.

Cheers

dennisc · 11th July 2005

reflection addon doesnt blend with the other half of the water. Horizon tilted. If no tripod just use the trashcan or railings. oly ultra zoom cam more than capable in taking nightshots.

gabriel06 · 13th July 2005

i will indeed try to use a tripod.. thanks for the comments

nemesis32 · 13th July 2005

Beside tripod, composition can be tighter. If you want to show the reflection, i suggest shoot it tighter, forget about the sheares bridge.

dRebelXT · 13th July 2005

Where did u shoot the reflection? Boat?

A-Von · 13th July 2005

ya set a tripod and a longer exposure, crop from the right and shift to the left

gabriel06 · 13th July 2005

the reflection is frm the top of my car.. yup

thats y there is a slight curve which makes its more special i feel..

detrop · 13th July 2005

i can actually make do with all the shake n graininess.. but at least crop the photograph? dun think the space at the bottom (supposedly your car roof rite?) is of any use... also the sky above can also b cropped slightly...

ccube78 · 13th July 2005

The idea of using the top of the car for reflection is great! Makes the viewer ponder.

Blurred image, should have used a tripod or higher ISO. Steady hands are a must. Too much sky on the top right, I would have taken more of the buildings and boats. I would also have tried taking only the top of the car, making a more abstract picture.

Reflection · 14th July 2005

I beg to differ. I get the feeling that the blurred image works in this case. It's a moving vehicle!

Besides, assuming that we didn't know that it was shot off the roof, and think a conversion to B&W plus a crop off the bottom would make a great B&W abstract. Paint...don't just take. That's what digital is for.

gabriel06 · 14th July 2005

thanks for the comments

would try to compose better b4 shooting.. i guess its a habit for most digital users.. shoot first.. edit later.. my slr is ermm.. rusty man.. been too lazy and troublesome to shoot wif it.. digi is more convenient

gabriel06 · 15th July 2005

this is the edited photo.. comments pls?

11th July 2005	#1
gabriel06 Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 101	bridge it has been a very long time since i last posted. well here it is.. hope to learn more frm others here

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eikin Moderator Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: 東京 Tokyo Posts: 10,920	please use a tripod? __________________ APAD

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Pablo Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Blue/Green Planet Posts: 1,855	Hi gabriel06 Such a nice photo but the camera shake hurt it If you get another chance to take it again, doooo as it would have been quite nice with a little crop. Cheers __________________ Time, is an effortless construction :)

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dennisc Workshop/Shoot Organiser Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Freezing Upp Thomson/Mandai! Posts: 1,439	reflection addon doesnt blend with the other half of the water. Horizon tilted. If no tripod just use the trashcan or railings. oly ultra zoom cam more than capable in taking nightshots. Last edited by dennisc; 11th July 2005 at 11:27 PM.

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dRebelXT Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1,562	Where did u shoot the reflection? Boat? __________________ My photog website! :) I am AF - A Fool..

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nemesis32 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 3,483	Beside tripod, composition can be tighter. If you want to show the reflection, i suggest shoot it tighter, forget about the sheares bridge.

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A-Von Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 190	ya set a tripod and a longer exposure, crop from the right and shift to the left

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detrop Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Nowhere but ClubSNAP Posts: 192	i can actually make do with all the shake n graininess.. but at least crop the photograph? dun think the space at the bottom (supposedly your car roof rite?) is of any use... also the sky above can also b cropped slightly...

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ccube78 Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 84	The idea of using the top of the car for reflection is great! Makes the viewer ponder. Blurred image, should have used a tripod or higher ISO. Steady hands are a must. Too much sky on the top right, I would have taken more of the buildings and boats. I would also have tried taking only the top of the car, making a more abstract picture. __________________ http://changcaiphotography.blogspot.com

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Reflection Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Cowtown Posts: 1,130	I beg to differ. I get the feeling that the blurred image works in this case. It's a moving vehicle! Besides, assuming that we didn't know that it was shot off the roof, and think a conversion to B&W plus a crop off the bottom would make a great B&W abstract. Paint...don't just take. That's what digital is for.

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gabriel06 Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 101	thanks for the comments would try to compose better b4 shooting.. i guess its a habit for most digital users.. shoot first.. edit later.. my slr is ermm.. rusty man.. been too lazy and troublesome to shoot wif it.. digi is more convenient

15th July 2005	#14
gabriel06 Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 101	this is the edited photo.. comments pls?