Cambodia

fridakahlosg · 11th February 2007

Taken on the 26 Jan 2007 at Psar Thmei, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Taken outside the Royal Palace, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Taken at Sisowath Quay, Phom Penh Cambodia

uy_uil · 11th February 2007

perhaps you can make the 1st shot wider. the motorbikes are moving out of frame, would be nice if you can include more, to show the bustling streets outside central market (IIRC).

like the last shot best =)

ziploc · 11th February 2007

I like #1, brings me the feeling that I'm in the middle of the busy street. But I think a landscape shot would probably make it even better.

foreverlovex · 11th February 2007

hi,

seems to me #2 and #3, the white balance is off.

fridakahlosg · 11th February 2007

Taken at the Golden Banana Hotel at Siem Reap, Cambodia

Another shot along the Sisowath Quay, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Another shot inside the Royal Palace, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

fridakahlosg · 14th February 2007

Another photo i took at the Angkok Wat

Darcy.Zhou · 15th February 2007

Also prefer the first one

Clown · 15th February 2007

nice shot of the central market. =)

it's one of those old buildings that're built without any supporting pillars for the roof.

SeiI Sushi · 16th February 2007

The shots is creative by using the umbrella to make the pics more interesting. That was well taken.

TamadeZ · 19th February 2007

first picture seemed ok to me, but u can try to tune the foreground to be brighter a bit, also a wider pic will tell more about the place....
2nd pic, too much saturation
3rd,seemed ok to me...
4th is ok .. but the focus is on the dog's eye, so i rather u use a higher DOF like 9 or 11 ba
5th, hmm.. is it too dark ?? what's your subject ? is it the couple with the baby ? or the flags? if its the people, then your subject is too dark, if its on the arrangement of the flags, then, its still ok.
6th, tone down the exposure a bit, so that u can see the lines on the front door.
7th, use a landscape for it.. for potrait, u are not telling much with it.. judging from your focus, you are aiming on the wall. but then again, you are only shooting like 3/4 of it ?
8th, it seemed ok to me..

done, comments as u requested (from the bottom of my heart, though i might not be correct

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11th February 2007	#4
foreverlovex Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 688	Re: Cambodia hi, seems to me #2 and #3, the white balance is off.

11th February 2007	#5
fridakahlosg New Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 3	Re: Cambodia Taken at the Golden Banana Hotel at Siem Reap, Cambodia Another shot along the Sisowath Quay, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Another shot inside the Royal Palace, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Last edited by fridakahlosg; 14th February 2007 at 09:09 PM.

14th February 2007	#6
fridakahlosg New Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 3	Re: Cambodia Another photo i took at the Angkok Wat Last edited by fridakahlosg; 14th February 2007 at 09:26 PM.

15th February 2007	#7
Darcy.Zhou Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Pasir Panjang Posts: 815	Re: Cambodia Also prefer the first one __________________ I n n o ' v i s i o n

15th February 2007	#8
Clown Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 2,965	Re: Cambodia nice shot of the central market. =) it's one of those old buildings that're built without any supporting pillars for the roof.

11th February 2007	#1
fridakahlosg New Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 3	Cambodia Taken on the 26 Jan 2007 at Psar Thmei, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Taken outside the Royal Palace, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Taken at Sisowath Quay, Phom Penh Cambodia Last edited by fridakahlosg; 14th February 2007 at 08:56 PM.

11th February 2007	#2
uy_uil Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 894	Re: Cambodia perhaps you can make the 1st shot wider. the motorbikes are moving out of frame, would be nice if you can include more, to show the bustling streets outside central market (IIRC). like the last shot best =)

11th February 2007	#3
ziploc Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Snoopyland Posts: 3,192	Re: Cambodia I like #1, brings me the feeling that I'm in the middle of the busy street. But I think a landscape shot would probably make it even better.

16th February 2007	#9
SeiI Sushi New Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Eastern Singapore Posts: 1	Re: Cambodia The shots is creative by using the umbrella to make the pics more interesting. That was well taken.

19th February 2007	#10
TamadeZ New Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 32	Re: Cambodia first picture seemed ok to me, but u can try to tune the foreground to be brighter a bit, also a wider pic will tell more about the place.... 2nd pic, too much saturation 3rd,seemed ok to me... 4th is ok .. but the focus is on the dog's eye, so i rather u use a higher DOF like 9 or 11 ba 5th, hmm.. is it too dark ?? what's your subject ? is it the couple with the baby ? or the flags? if its the people, then your subject is too dark, if its on the arrangement of the flags, then, its still ok. 6th, tone down the exposure a bit, so that u can see the lines on the front door. 7th, use a landscape for it.. for potrait, u are not telling much with it.. judging from your focus, you are aiming on the wall. but then again, you are only shooting like 3/4 of it ? 8th, it seemed ok to me.. done, comments as u requested (from the bottom of my heart, though i might not be correct )