Lonely Uncle

redstone · 14th March 2006

Lonely Uncle

What do you guys think?
Does it work?

Swatch · 15th March 2006

Originally Posted by redstone

Lonely Uncle

What do you guys think?
Does it work?

Dont look nice at this angle,the pic is slanted and cant really see the uncle,except his shirt,but this is just my point of view.You going to submit to montage 2006 right?

I must catch up already!

clarinet · 15th March 2006

Originally Posted by redstone

Lonely Uncle

What do you guys think?
Does it work?

maybe u shoot the uncle in the foreground with all the darkness in the background

roti_prata · 16th March 2006

at 1st glance: what uncle where?

jbma · 16th March 2006

It doesn't work for me.

simon.edward · 16th March 2006

spooky...good try

otaru73 · 16th March 2006

Originally Posted by simon.edward

spooky...good try

It would be very scary if you have women with long hair and white dress blending into the dark foreground.

ndroo · 16th March 2006

Works pretty ok for me. Something different.

Originally Posted by otaru73

It would be very scary if you have women with long hair and white dress blending into the dark foreground.

Aiya, still so buaya! Hehe. Gonna buy me beer?

otaru73 · 16th March 2006

Originally Posted by ndroo

Aiya, still so buaya! Hehe. Gonna buy me beer?

Your head lah. Its your birthday tomorrow. You better buy me lots of beer to celebrate!!!
Or else.....

hays · 16th March 2006

Originally Posted by jbma

It doesn't work for me.

For me too...

nicholas68 · 16th March 2006

I attend a talk some time back. The speaker tell us that he use a 20mm len to take Portraits. I near drop off from my chair.

But the speaker is one of the top Photographer in Singapore and he is not joking. The next day I went to my friends place and borrow a 20mm lens to shoot at my friends face. The results was very good.

Remember what Robert Capes say. If your photography is not good because you are not near. (Something like that)

when I shoot Portraits the subject much not be 3 m away from me. There much a smile and eye contact. Do not be afraid or do not shoot Portraits.

My 2 cents comments.

vincenthau · 17th March 2006

this pic doesnt work for me too. sorry to say that. I dun even see it is an uncle or aunty or G.h..o..s...t!!

You sending for Montage 2006 might not be able to be qualified.

Using long lens or wide lens for portrait is up to the photographer's skill and depends what you want.

As for me using wide angle if I want a close up shoot with the people's face smiling in front of me. or long lens if I want to capture their natural expression. it is depends what I can want to capture and how I want to tell people about my picture.

redstone · 17th March 2006

Quick shot ah. Don't want to know what kind of reaction he'll give me.

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roti_prata Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bt Batok Posts: 769	Re: Lonely Uncle at 1st glance: what uncle where?

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jbma Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Tampines Posts: 3,315	Re: Lonely Uncle It doesn't work for me.

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simon.edward Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 191	Re: Lonely Uncle spooky...good try

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nicholas68 Deregistered Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Sembawang Posts: 3,725	Re: Lonely Uncle I attend a talk some time back. The speaker tell us that he use a 20mm len to take Portraits. I near drop off from my chair. But the speaker is one of the top Photographer in Singapore and he is not joking. The next day I went to my friends place and borrow a 20mm lens to shoot at my friends face. The results was very good. Remember what Robert Capes say. If your photography is not good because you are not near. (Something like that) when I shoot Portraits the subject much not be 3 m away from me. There much a smile and eye contact. Do not be afraid or do not shoot Portraits. My 2 cents comments. Last edited by nicholas68; 17th March 2006 at 12:06 AM.

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vincenthau Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Sengkang Posts: 394	Re: Lonely Uncle this pic doesnt work for me too. sorry to say that. I dun even see it is an uncle or aunty or G.h..o..s...t!! You sending for Montage 2006 might not be able to be qualified. Using long lens or wide lens for portrait is up to the photographer's skill and depends what you want. As for me using wide angle if I want a close up shoot with the people's face smiling in front of me. or long lens if I want to capture their natural expression. it is depends what I can want to capture and how I want to tell people about my picture.

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redstone Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Beyond the outer limits Posts: 2,766	Re: Lonely Uncle Quick shot ah. Don't want to know what kind of reaction he'll give me. __________________ redstonean.deviantart.com \| www.flickr.com/photos/redstonean/ What signature? This? Here?