Portraits of Yunnan

drake336 · 9th October 2006

Posted this on travel... but since this series is all street shots, guess I will link here too...

Link

Comments / criticisms are appreciated!
=)

tltan · 9th October 2006

bro,

I like the way you bring out the vibrancy by using high saturation and hard sharpness. It works for me. Also, the framing you used to show your pics also very nicely done.

Thanks for sharing!

Regards,
tltan

Fire Kirin · 9th October 2006

Originally Posted by drake336

Posted this on travel... but since this series is all street shots, guess I will link here too...

Link

Comments / criticisms are appreciated!
=)

Are you using a Panasonic LX-1 camera?

drake336 · 10th October 2006

Thanks tItan. The Saturation and Sharpness were at +1, not that high. Somehow the pics appear sharper than normal on Flickr. The colour, well, that's what the Minolta users call the "Minolta colours" (2nd only to Fuji, in my opinion)...

Fire Kirin, it's actually a Konica Minolta Dynax 7D, if you go to the info page in Flickr...

9th October 2006	#1
drake336 Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 827	Portraits of Yunnan Posted this on travel... but since this series is all street shots, guess I will link here too... Link Comments / criticisms are appreciated! =)

9th October 2006	#2
tltan Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 2,330	Re: Portraits of Yunnan bro, I like the way you bring out the vibrancy by using high saturation and hard sharpness. It works for me. Also, the framing you used to show your pics also very nicely done. Thanks for sharing! Regards, tltan

10th October 2006	#4
drake336 Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 827	Re: Portraits of Yunnan Thanks tItan. The Saturation and Sharpness were at +1, not that high. Somehow the pics appear sharper than normal on Flickr. The colour, well, that's what the Minolta users call the "Minolta colours" (2nd only to Fuji, in my opinion)... Fire Kirin, it's actually a Konica Minolta Dynax 7D, if you go to the info page in Flickr...