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chlee768 · 5th February 2007

Hi, This is my 1st post. C&C r welcome.. tkz..

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makee · 5th February 2007

It looks nice with the shadows in it.I'm a newbie in photography too.But it would be nicer if there were people in the boat.Example a old man clearing up his boat or something.

dandiar · 6th February 2007

Hey, thats Sungai Sarawak rite!!? Kuching is quite a great place to take pics. A lot of nature too! That pic looks idyllic. Any other pics of Sarawak?

chlee768 · 6th February 2007

Originally Posted by dandiar

Hey, thats Sungai Sarawak rite!!? Kuching is quite a great place to take pics. A lot of nature too! That pic looks idyllic. Any other pics of Sarawak?

you are rite..

dandiar · 6th February 2007

any presents for knowing the place? haha
anyway, did you go to sabah? Sabah is equally great! Went to Mount Kinabalu 2 years ago. The scenery is awfully different from West Malaysia.

tchern · 6th February 2007

Use your hand to cover the mid ground and the back ground. What's the difference?

borisi · 6th February 2007

Got bigger version?

tribal.snake · 6th February 2007

no real obj of interest, but is nice. good feel to it.
maybe a wider crop

djork · 8th February 2007

Originally Posted by chlee768

Hi, This is my 1st post. C&C r welcome.. tkz..
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i wished the boats aren't cut off.

espion · 9th February 2007

As mentioned there is no real subject.

If it were the boats, maybe a landscape crop and also more "breathing room" around them. But the skies look interesting too, we do not have enough of it in this picture, the portrait crop again cramping our view. Or is it the distanced shoreline, which is too dark to see any details ...

So know what you are shooting, and then make sure this subject is positioned and framed for maximal viewer attention, and correctly exposed and with adequate contrast to reveal all the details you want us to see.

As it is right now I may not even call this a picture but merely something technically acquired with a device called a camera ....

5th February 2007	#1
chlee768 New Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 29	WaterFront Hi, This is my 1st post. C&C r welcome.. tkz.. [IMG][/IMG]

5th February 2007	#2
makee New Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 34	Re: WaterFront It looks nice with the shadows in it.I'm a newbie in photography too.But it would be nicer if there were people in the boat.Example a old man clearing up his boat or something.

6th February 2007	#3
dandiar New Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Anchorvale Posts: 7	Re: WaterFront Hey, thats Sungai Sarawak rite!!? Kuching is quite a great place to take pics. A lot of nature too! That pic looks idyllic. Any other pics of Sarawak?

6th February 2007	#5
dandiar New Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Anchorvale Posts: 7	Re: WaterFront any presents for knowing the place? haha anyway, did you go to sabah? Sabah is equally great! Went to Mount Kinabalu 2 years ago. The scenery is awfully different from West Malaysia.

6th February 2007	#6
tchern Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: CCK Posts: 218	Re: WaterFront Use your hand to cover the mid ground and the back ground. What's the difference? __________________ :blah: D80, Sigma 18-50/f2.8, 70-200/f2.8 (HSM).

6th February 2007	#7
borisi Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Tampines.Sg Posts: 126	Re: WaterFront Got bigger version?

6th February 2007	#8
tribal.snake Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: west side! Posts: 685	Re: WaterFront no real obj of interest, but is nice. good feel to it. maybe a wider crop

9th February 2007	#10
espion Deregistered Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,533	Re: WaterFront As mentioned there is no real subject. If it were the boats, maybe a landscape crop and also more "breathing room" around them. But the skies look interesting too, we do not have enough of it in this picture, the portrait crop again cramping our view. Or is it the distanced shoreline, which is too dark to see any details ... So know what you are shooting, and then make sure this subject is positioned and framed for maximal viewer attention, and correctly exposed and with adequate contrast to reveal all the details you want us to see. As it is right now I may not even call this a picture but merely something technically acquired with a device called a camera ....