Thaipusam - View from Below

ckiang · 21st January 2003

Does these work for you?

1st shot is shot without even looking through viewfinder, just held the camera somewhere below the kavadi and press shutter.

Regards
CK

Sin · 22nd January 2003

Composition ok to me. But the white sky very overpowering... Think Red Dawn's night/early morning colors look better...

ckiang · 22nd January 2003

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Originally posted by Sin
Composition ok to me. But the white sky very overpowering... Think Red Dawn's night/early morning colors look better...

Yeah. What to do? Weather not cooperative.

Regards
CK

funksoulava · 22nd January 2003

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Originally posted by ckiang

Yeah. What to do? Weather not cooperative.

Regards
CK

Agree with Ckiang, the weather was very erratic......was bright and sunny one moment and drizzling another....my B&W prints came out quite whack also.....

BTW, nice to finally see you in person, Ckiang!

Snowcrash · 22nd January 2003

Don't like the overcast sky too!

I was there, but bad weather, all my shots.... NO KEEPERS!! so sad. Maybe I don't think/work hard enough..

ckiang · 22nd January 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by funksoulava

Agree with Ckiang, the weather was very erratic......was bright and sunny one moment and drizzling another....my B&W prints came out quite whack also.....

BTW, nice to finally see you in person, Ckiang!

Nice to see you in person too!

Regards
CK

Red Dawn · 22nd January 2003

Hi

the weather is only good in the morning, from 6:30 - 10:30. u can get something like this:

While walking to RGB Color at beach road to send the film in around 10 plus, the weather is already changing for the worse.

anyway, yes CK they do work - dramatic wide angle composition. u're making me regret even more i got rid of the 20mm..............

canturn · 22nd January 2003

Get a low angle viewfinder lor...Nikon and Canon has it ;P

Sin · 22nd January 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by ckiang

Yeah. What to do? Weather not cooperative.

Regards
CK

If experimental shots, then ok. But at your standard, I believe if the sky not cooperative, you should know to look for different angles right?

(ok ok, enough, this not in critique...ooops)

Sin · 22nd January 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by Red Dawn

anyway, yes CK they do work - dramatic wide angle composition. u're making me regret even more i got rid of the 20mm..............

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21st January 2003	#1
ckiang Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 6,597	Thaipusam - View from Below Does these work for you? 1st shot is shot without even looking through viewfinder, just held the camera somewhere below the kavadi and press shutter. Regards CK

22nd January 2003	#2
Sin Deregistered Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 136	Composition ok to me. But the white sky very overpowering... Think Red Dawn's night/early morning colors look better...

22nd January 2003	#5
Snowcrash Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Western SG Posts: 1,507	Don't like the overcast sky too! I was there, but bad weather, all my shots.... NO KEEPERS!! so sad. Maybe I don't think/work hard enough..

22nd January 2003	#7
Red Dawn Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 2,212	Hi the weather is only good in the morning, from 6:30 - 10:30. u can get something like this: While walking to RGB Color at beach road to send the film in around 10 plus, the weather is already changing for the worse. anyway, yes CK they do work - dramatic wide angle composition. u're making me regret even more i got rid of the 20mm..............

22nd January 2003	#8
canturn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: East, SG Posts: 2,706	Get a low angle viewfinder lor...Nikon and Canon has it ;P