Zhen Yi's Shootout at Fort Canning PK

Cyber · 7th July 2006

For viewing only....

Sori I have to remove the pics....

Deadpoet · 7th July 2006

I will not comment on messy hair today. Take a look at the 3 pictures and decide yourself. However, this does not mean I have a change of heart, I still hate messy hair.

Details, details, and details, Cyber!

The first picture, what is the problem? We as photographer must pay attention to details. The folded skin under Zhen Yi's right arm pit is horrific. Why didn't the photographer see it? Oversight? Just don't care? I have no idea, but this is definately a fatal flaw, it destroyed the picture. If the photographer ust repose the model, lifting her arm up a bit, problem whould be solved.

The second picture, what is the problem? Why did the photographer pose the model with a shiny rod right between her legs? Again I have no idea. This is easily solved if the photographer pay attention and reposed the model.

And the last picture, what is the problem? The sikin tone between the model face and her shoulder and arm are so far off, but nothing was done. This should have been corrected in DI. Why was it not done.

fotoudavid · 7th July 2006

the pics make the lady looks not that nice..........

Pro Image · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by Deadpoet

I will not comment on messy hair today. Take a look at the 3 pictures and decide yourself. However, this does not mean I have a change of heart, I still hate messy hair.

Details, details, and details, Cyber!

The first picture, what is the problem? We as photographer must pay attention to details. The folded skin under Zhen Yi's right arm pit is horrific. Why didn't the photographer see it? Oversight? Just don't care? I have no idea, but this is definately a fatal flaw, it destroyed the picture. If the photographer ust repose the model, lifting her arm up a bit, problem whould be solved.

The second picture, what is the problem? Why did the photographer pose the model with a shiny rod right between her legs? Again I have no idea. This is easily solved if the photographer pay attention and reposed the model.

And the last picture, what is the problem? The sikin tone between the model face and her shoulder and arm are so far off, but nothing was done. This should have been corrected in DI. Why was it not done.

Uncle DP,

He already stated "FOR VIEWING ONLY"..........I think he does not want anybody to comment his pix lar. I think he also knows there are many many problems with the photos.

vbs1979 · 7th July 2006

thanks for sharing.

Deadpoet · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by Pro Image

Uncle DP,

He already stated "FOR VIEWING ONLY"..........I think he does not want anybody to comment his pix lar. I think he also knows there are many many problems with the photos.

Uncle Danny, "For Viewing Only", that is the biggest crock of BS. If he does not want any comments, then lock the thread immediately after he posted the pictures lah!

Can't have it both ways, only want to hear praises and not ctiticisms.

obewan · 7th July 2006

The first two pics seems ok to me, until DP pointed out...
The 3rd pic the smile looks a bit artificial and the pose don't seem very comfortable leh.

Post more leh...3 not enuff...

Canonised · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by Deadpoet

Uncle Danny, "For Viewing Only", that is the biggest crock of BS. If he does not want any comments, then lock the thread immediately after he posted the pictures lah!

Can't have it both ways, only want to hear praises and not ctiticisms.

Like that say not so fair to people la ....

He also never say he wants to hear praises .....
Some people only want to share images but dont want any comments for their own reasons .... nothing to do with locking thread or anything .... it is just ethics or manner to respect his wish ...

Deadpoet · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by Canonised

Like that say not so fair to people la ....
He also never say he wants to hear praises .....
Some people only want to share images but dont want any comments for their own reasons .... nothing to do with locking thread or anything .... it is just ethics or manner to respect his wish ...

well, you and Danny assumed he did not want any criticisms, but the way I read it, using both of your approach, he only said for viewing only, but really did not say anything about no comments either.

student · 7th July 2006

There is a problem with some members here with self-delusioned grandeur and importance.

Someone once said "respect is not a right, it is earned".

Here is a clear-cut situation where the poster said without ambiguity "For viewing only", and someone with a self-delusioned importance wanted to ignore what the TS starter requested for.

Some respects are earned. Some forms of respect are accorded solely based on social courtesy as fellow human beings.

In case some people do not know elementary English, let me give some enlightenment. I believe this is is primary school level.

"For viewing only" means for viewing only. The word "only" implies NOT FOR COMMENTS.

"For viewing only" means that the TS does not want to listen to praises nor criticisms.

Is that too difficult to understand?

Respect? Please start by learning elementary courtesy.

What crock!

Pro Image · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by Deadpoet

well, you and Danny assumed he did not want any criticisms, but the way I read it, using both of your approach, he only said for viewing only, but really did not say anything about no comments either.

Peace man........peace.........

fatjp · 7th July 2006

cyber >> may i know are you using flash for these 3 shoots. Find your lighting very uneven from top to bottom of your pic.

My comments are given with my first impression of the pic.

Deadpoet · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by Pro Image

Peace man........peace.........

peace,

btw, we need to get together for coffee and catch up

student · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by Deadpoet

Can't have it both ways, only want to hear praises and not ctiticisms.

Assumption is the mother of all f****ps!

student · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by Pro Image

Peace man........peace.........

Can you talk peace to those who do not reason?

Or is "peace" only on the terms of such types?

Canonised · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by student

Assumption is the mother of all f****ps!

Peace man........peace.........

eow · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by student

Assumption is the mother of all f****ps!

chill down doc...
chill down

vince123123 · 7th July 2006

I noticed a trend of an increasing use of profanities in the forum - I'm wondering whether this is acceptable though.

vince123123 · 7th July 2006

Cyber, can ask what lens you were using for the shots? The bokeh seems kinda strange.

Deadpoet · 7th July 2006

Originally Posted by vince123123

I noticed a trend of an increasing use of profanities in the forum - I'm wondering whether this is acceptable though.

huh, me? I did not swear

7th July 2006	#1
Cyber Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 2,074	Zhen Yi's Shootout at Fort Canning PK For viewing only.... Sori I have to remove the pics.... Last edited by Cyber; 7th July 2006 at 01:11 PM.

7th July 2006	#2
Deadpoet Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 4,408	Re: Zhen Yi's Shootout at Fort Canning PK I will not comment on messy hair today. Take a look at the 3 pictures and decide yourself. However, this does not mean I have a change of heart, I still hate messy hair. Details, details, and details, Cyber! The first picture, what is the problem? We as photographer must pay attention to details. The folded skin under Zhen Yi's right arm pit is horrific. Why didn't the photographer see it? Oversight? Just don't care? I have no idea, but this is definately a fatal flaw, it destroyed the picture. If the photographer ust repose the model, lifting her arm up a bit, problem whould be solved. The second picture, what is the problem? Why did the photographer pose the model with a shiny rod right between her legs? Again I have no idea. This is easily solved if the photographer pay attention and reposed the model. And the last picture, what is the problem? The sikin tone between the model face and her shoulder and arm are so far off, but nothing was done. This should have been corrected in DI. Why was it not done. __________________ deadpoet my portfolio

7th July 2006	#3
fotoudavid Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 1,531	Re: Zhen Yi's Shootout at Fort Canning PK the pics make the lady looks not that nice..........

7th July 2006	#5
vbs1979 Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Lot One Posts: 1,531	Re: Zhen Yi's Shootout at Fort Canning PK thanks for sharing. __________________ http://vbs1979.multiply.com

7th July 2006	#7
obewan Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 1,795	Re: Zhen Yi's Shootout at Fort Canning PK The first two pics seems ok to me, until DP pointed out... The 3rd pic the smile looks a bit artificial and the pose don't seem very comfortable leh. Post more leh...3 not enuff...

7th July 2006	#10
student Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 3,091	Re: Zhen Yi's Shootout at Fort Canning PK There is a problem with some members here with self-delusioned grandeur and importance. Someone once said "respect is not a right, it is earned". Here is a clear-cut situation where the poster said without ambiguity "For viewing only", and someone with a self-delusioned importance wanted to ignore what the TS starter requested for. Some respects are earned. Some forms of respect are accorded solely based on social courtesy as fellow human beings. In case some people do not know elementary English, let me give some enlightenment. I believe this is is primary school level. "For viewing only" means for viewing only. The word "only" implies NOT FOR COMMENTS. "For viewing only" means that the TS does not want to listen to praises nor criticisms. Is that too difficult to understand? Respect? Please start by learning elementary courtesy. What crock! Last edited by student; 7th July 2006 at 09:43 AM.

7th July 2006	#12
fatjp Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Khatib Posts: 649	Re: Zhen Yi's Shootout at Fort Canning PK cyber >> may i know are you using flash for these 3 shoots. Find your lighting very uneven from top to bottom of your pic. My comments are given with my first impression of the pic. Last edited by fatjp; 7th July 2006 at 09:44 AM.

7th July 2006	#18
vince123123 Deregistered Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: West Posts: 6,689	Re: Zhen Yi's Shootout at Fort Canning PK I noticed a trend of an increasing use of profanities in the forum - I'm wondering whether this is acceptable though.