Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-Nov-05

wykhoo · 26th November 2005

All comments are welcome (PART-1)
Thanks
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wykhoo · 26th November 2005

(PART-2)
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wykhoo · 26th November 2005

(PART-3)
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wykhoo · 26th November 2005

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wykhoo · 26th November 2005

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THANKS

Horsba85 · 26th November 2005

bravo to a great series.

nice b&w staircase with the coloured photos and paintings.

Klose · 27th November 2005

nice series

give me a call the next time you go out a shoot

#9 is interesting

wykhoo · 27th November 2005

Originally Posted by Horsba85

bravo to a great series.

nice b&w staircase with the coloured photos and paintings.

Thanks Horsba85... glad that u like like it.

Originally Posted by klose

nice series give me a call the next time you go out a shoot #9 is interesting

Thanks klose... glad that u like like it, sure no problem i will call you hope u will free

doremonx · 27th November 2005

Very nice series...

May I know what camera and lens are you using for this series? Thanks.

paxluv · 27th November 2005

Very "National Geographic." I like them a lot. Especially the young girl (#22). It shows a lot of emotion... She's sassy... weird I know, but that's how I feel when I look at it... A modest girl with a lot of attitude. Well done. Very well done.

schon · 27th November 2005

I like #12.

tOGGY · 27th November 2005

[quote=wykhoo]All comments are welcome (PART-1)
Thanks
#1

Anyone in cs grew up in this area? This is where I misspend my youth!

In those days 1960 - 80s, it was known as the 'London Coffeeshop'. Served wonderful papadum that cannot be found anymore. Spicy and not very salty. Very glad that the building is conserved and functioning as an Arts Centre!

wykhoo · 28th November 2005

Originally Posted by doremonx

Very nice series...
May I know what camera and lens are you using for this series? Thanks.

Quote:

paxluv
Very "National Geographic." I like them a lot. Especially the young girl (#22). It shows a lot of emotion... She's sassy... weird I know, but that's how I feel when I look at it... A modest girl with a lot of attitude. Well done. Very well done.

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schon
I like #12.

Thanks...glad that ur like like it.

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tOGGY
Anyone in cs grew up in this area? This is where I misspend my youth!
In those days 1960 - 80s, it was known as the 'London Coffeeshop'. Served wonderful papadum that cannot be found anymore. Spicy and not very salty. Very glad that the building is conserved and functioning as an Arts Centre!

Wow..Wow! Yummy..Yummy

shlfter · 28th November 2005

nice pics, ps n photography skills superb. Wonder when i can reach that standard.

wykhoo · 29th November 2005

Can anyone let me know ,how come i can't see my photo ? how come bandwidth exceedee ? what i should do ?

Thanks

wykhoo · 29th November 2005

Originally Posted by shlfter

nice pics, ps n photography skills superb. Wonder when i can reach that standard.

Thanks shlfter, don't give out you can do beter that me too.

panic · 29th November 2005

A tighter crop on the girl would have been better. And I like the one 'stealing a tomato' -- it gives me that impression

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xxxger · 29th November 2005

very very NICE

foxtwo · 30th November 2005

You have a few shots sharing the same subject, I suggest you decide on which is the stronger image and show that only. A little quibble of mine, I know there are a few CSers who enjoy selectively B&W their images, but it can look very tacky and can cause the images to lose their plot. IE. #3- ??? ???; #4- better in B&W as it has the diagonal light running across it. Don't understand the need to highlight a chilli amongst chillis; #15- ????!!!!!

Cheers.

wykhoo · 30th November 2005

Originally Posted by foxtwo

You have a few shots sharing the same subject, I suggest you decide on which is the stronger image and show that only. A little quibble of mine, I know there are a few CSers who enjoy selectively B&W their images, but it can look very tacky and can cause the images to lose their plot. IE. #3- ??? ???; #4- better in B&W as it has the diagonal light running across it. Don't understand the need to highlight a chilli amongst chillis; #15- ????!!!!!
Cheers.

Hi foxtwo, Thanks for your suggestion & comments
nice to meet you

26th November 2005	#1
wykhoo Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Sembawang Posts: 370	Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-Nov-05 All comments are welcome (PART-1) Thanks #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 Last edited by wykhoo; 29th November 2005 at 01:55 PM.

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wykhoo Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Sembawang Posts: 370	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-nov-05 (PART-2) #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 Last edited by wykhoo; 29th November 2005 at 01:55 PM.

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Horsba85 Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Singapore Posts: 292	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-nov-05 bravo to a great series. nice b&w staircase with the coloured photos and paintings.

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Klose Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2,644	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-nov-05 nice series give me a call the next time you go out a shoot #9 is interesting

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doremonx Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Hillview Posts: 441	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-nov-05 Very nice series... May I know what camera and lens are you using for this series? Thanks.

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paxluv Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: California, USA Posts: 261	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-nov-05 Very "National Geographic." I like them a lot. Especially the young girl (#22). It shows a lot of emotion... She's sassy... weird I know, but that's how I feel when I look at it... A modest girl with a lot of attitude. Well done. Very well done.

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schon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: the other side Posts: 1,977	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-nov-05 I like #12.

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tOGGY Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 522	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-nov-05 [quote=wykhoo]All comments are welcome (PART-1) Thanks #1 Anyone in cs grew up in this area? This is where I misspend my youth! In those days 1960 - 80s, it was known as the 'London Coffeeshop'. Served wonderful papadum that cannot be found anymore. Spicy and not very salty. Very glad that the building is conserved and functioning as an Arts Centre! Last edited by tOGGY; 27th November 2005 at 10:53 PM.

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shlfter Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: AMK Posts: 471	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-Nov-05 nice pics, ps n photography skills superb. Wonder when i can reach that standard.

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wykhoo Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Sembawang Posts: 370	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-Nov-05 Can anyone let me know ,how come i can't see my photo ? how come bandwidth exceedee ? what i should do ? Thanks Last edited by wykhoo; 29th November 2005 at 11:16 AM.

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panic New Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 41	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-Nov-05 A tighter crop on the girl would have been better. And I like the one 'stealing a tomato' -- it gives me that impression .

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xxxger Deregistered Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Wild wild west Posts: 617	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-Nov-05 very very NICE

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foxtwo Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: singapore Posts: 1,707	Re: Little..Little India shot..shot on 25-Nov-05 You have a few shots sharing the same subject, I suggest you decide on which is the stronger image and show that only. A little quibble of mine, I know there are a few CSers who enjoy selectively B&W their images, but it can look very tacky and can cause the images to lose their plot. IE. #3- ??? ???; #4- better in B&W as it has the diagonal light running across it. Don't understand the need to highlight a chilli amongst chillis; #15- ????!!!!! Cheers.