Pasir Ris

megaweb · 23rd July 2005

Very nice

It would be better to crop slightly bottom away for better composition

icarus · 23rd July 2005

Love the colors!

eikin · 23rd July 2005

thanks megaweb, it's a good suggestion there.

and thanks icarus, and double thanks for the lens

when you get your pics? finish the roll tml then can go develop liao

here's another one through the little mangrove swamp

jopel · 23rd July 2005

rich colour, for composition I prefer the second pic. no wonder they call you master landscapist

icarus · 23rd July 2005

Originally Posted by eikin

and thanks icarus, and double thanks for the lens when you get your pics? finish the roll tml then can go develop liao

No problem at all, i sent in my slides for developing today liao... Next week then i go collect

Reflection · 23rd July 2005

EH! You all go park never jio me!

eikin · 23rd July 2005

Originally Posted by jopel

rich colour, for composition I prefer the second pic. no wonder they call you master landscapist

thanks, but err ... technically a 'landscapist' designs/build a landscape ... no relation leh

Originally Posted by icarus

No problem at all, i sent in my slides for developing today liao... Next week then i go collect

wah ... really look forward to the pics

Originally Posted by Reflection

EH! You all go park never jio me!

ooops ... paiseh paiseh, i too excited over the 12-24 liao, everything else forgot

eikin · 23rd July 2005

in the loooong format ... kind of like 'side dishes' to the main series of pics

everything shot in RAW

just for that little bit more control

melnjes · 24th July 2005

Nice pics

Actually I would challenge you to produce the same standard without having to resort to using RAW.

ahgoh7 · 24th July 2005

nice, just a question.

Is this sun rise?

eikin · 24th July 2005

Originally Posted by melnjes

Nice pics

Actually I would challenge you to produce the same standard without having to resort to using RAW.

the processes are generally similar whether i shoot RAW or jpeg, infact to get the same richness in the pictures jpeg files are easier to manage than RAW ones. the reason for choosing RAW format is actually the slightly more details that get preserved (which will be lost due to compression when in jpeg) this difference only shows when the picture is shown in full size, or print up to A2 size and above.

in fact these picture posted here are already much 'lesser' in quality than the TIFF ones i keep. wish i have a chance to show you those when we meet, hopefully i'll also have a reason to get them printed out

Originally Posted by ahgoh7

nice, just a question.

Is this sun rise?

thanks, it's sunset

Reflection · 25th July 2005

Originally Posted by melnjes

Nice pics

Actually I would challenge you to produce the same standard without having to resort to using RAW.

No problem man. Eikin, whip out the film!

eikin · 26th July 2005

Originally Posted by Reflection

No problem man. Eikin, whip out the film!

will really like to try slides one of these days though ...

Jek · 26th July 2005

splendid colours...
love it.

eikin · 26th July 2005

Originally Posted by Jek

splendid colours...
love it.

thanks

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