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11th February 2007
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Bukit Panjang
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A wedding tea set
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11th February 2007
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Re: A wedding tea set
hmmz..wow.. can i ask u sth? haha..is the overexposed teapot purposely like that? or cause u pointed ur flash downwards.
 interesting shot though. understand the idea. maybe u can get a flash diffuser? and crop the image slightly? (juz an idea ) like the hazy soft effect though =) |
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11th February 2007
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Location: Bukit Panjang
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Re: A wedding tea set
I bounced the flash up to give it a proper exposure.
The intentional overexposed part is used in PS to attract viewer's eyes on the tea set. Wonder if it works.. |
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11th February 2007
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Hong Kong, Pokfulam
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Re: A wedding tea set
too over for the part u intended to catch the viewer's attention with. the "U" shape of the paper back behind is distracting.
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12th February 2007
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Singapore, East Coast, Katong.
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Re: A wedding tea set
Do i see the orton effect being used here?
The over-exposed part is too glaring, takes away too much attention from the rest of the pic. |
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