Three Steps, One Kowtow.

billpepsi · 21st June 2006

This young boy is probably 10 or 11 yrs old, one of youngest I’ve met.

LightStalker · 21st June 2006

Brilliant !! I LOVE the first pic!! Simply Brilliant !!

eel · 21st June 2006

Agree No.1 is gorgeous! Good expressions and excellent framing

photo.cavendish · 21st June 2006

i suggest the first one can be improved technically. Good composition. Good work.

billpepsi · 21st June 2006

Originally Posted by photo.cavendish

i suggest the first one can be improved technically. Good composition. Good work.

Tx, any suggestions?

Ramius75 · 21st June 2006

Very nice, like the 1st picture the most, how the exposure like ? i noticed the color is very vibrant and places that should be under or over exposure very nicely done. e.g. the right side of the boy.

billpepsi · 21st June 2006

Originally Posted by Ramius75

Very nice, like the 1st picture the most, how the exposure like ? i noticed the color is very vibrant and places that should be under or over exposure very nicely done. e.g. the right side of the boy.

Tx, IIRC, was shot at f/11 with my D70 + kit lens.

KopiLaiSheng · 21st June 2006

Originally Posted by jeffhiew

Tx, IIRC, was shot at f/11 with my D70 + kit lens.

Wow, nice pictures taken I like the first one. Was it taken in Lhasa Tibet?

billpepsi · 21st June 2006

Originally Posted by KopiLaiSheng

Wow, nice pictures taken I like the first one. Was it taken in Lhasa Tibet?

Tx, yeap, was in Lhasa.

Ramius75 · 21st June 2006

Originally Posted by jeffhiew

Tx, IIRC, was shot at f/11 with my D70 + kit lens.

wow, really nice, which part of the pic u metered at?? coz all seems so nicely exposured

billpepsi · 21st June 2006

Originally Posted by Ramius75

wow, really nice, which part of the pic u metered at?? coz all seems so nicely exposured

Metered this arm, bcos wanted to capture the shadow in his face. Are u a D70 user too?

eikin · 21st June 2006

excellent angle for #1, the oversharpening is quite obvious though imo

i think you've got some good ideas for #2 but the execution don't quite bring them out, there's no intensity in the frame, just a normal frozen silhouette

tang90246 · 21st June 2006

the first one is excellence.. nicely capture..
seem like everyone at the back is watching u to do the shoot...

Ramius75 · 22nd June 2006

Originally Posted by jeffhiew

Metered this arm, bcos wanted to capture the shadow in his face. Are u a D70 user too?

i see, thanks

nope, im a canon user

tltan · 23rd June 2006

I like the use of dramatic sky to portray pic 1. Also, the use of light and shadows is very nicely done for pic 2.

Regards,
tltan

billpepsi · 23rd June 2006

Originally Posted by tltan

I like the use of dramatic sky to portray pic 1. Also, the use of light and shadows is very nicely done for pic 2.

Regards,
tltan

tx Tltan

Zaknafein · 23rd June 2006

i love the 1st pic. composition is great! colors are vibrant. it would be better if no one is looking at u tho, just my 2cents

namska · 24th June 2006

amazing.... this is great stuff!!!

Zerstorer · 24th June 2006

Some nice shots u got from this trip. Like your Yak shot as well.

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billpepsi Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: The 3rd Rock Posts: 1,272	Three Steps, One Kowtow. This young boy is probably 10 or 11 yrs old, one of youngest I’ve met.

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LightStalker Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: NTU Posts: 241	Re: Three Steps, One Kowtow. Brilliant !! I LOVE the first pic!! Simply Brilliant !!

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tltan Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 2,329	Re: Three Steps, One Kowtow. I like the use of dramatic sky to portray pic 1. Also, the use of light and shadows is very nicely done for pic 2. Regards, tltan

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Zaknafein Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: my room Posts: 1,223	Re: Three Steps, One Kowtow. i love the 1st pic. composition is great! colors are vibrant. it would be better if no one is looking at u tho, just my 2cents __________________ Photo Album - Photo Album Looking for DOOMTOWN CCG. PLS PM ME!!

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namska Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: bedok Posts: 926	Re: Three Steps, One Kowtow. amazing.... this is great stuff!!!

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Zerstorer Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 3,610	Re: Three Steps, One Kowtow. Some nice shots u got from this trip. Like your Yak shot as well.