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Old 10th November 2007   #1
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Hi all,

This is a picture I had taken during one of business trip to Bangkok. The picture attempt to capture the nite street peddlers that are abundant in the street of thailand and had becomes part of the working thai people lifestyle. It is also a scene which can only been seen in Singapore during the 70s and 80s.



I would like feedback on the composition, exposure as well as the photography technique which I can improve on.

The photo is taken with a Nikon D80, AF-D 50mm 1.8 at f2 and shutter speed of 1/60 sec. No pp except for cropping and adding of the border

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Old 10th November 2007   #2
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Nice feel and take. But composition wise I find that the tall building is redundant, I would crop to just slightly above those light bulbs, to show more, I would rather shoot in landscape orientation. What do you think?
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Old 10th November 2007   #3
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wow. nice. no flash at all?
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Old 10th November 2007   #4
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" The picture attempt to capture the nite street peddlers that are abundant in the street of thailand"

Don't really feel that these street peddlers are in abundant by looking at your photo. Perhaps a landscape view from one end of the street might give that sort of feeling, esp if taken with a wide angle lens.
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Old 10th November 2007   #5
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Originally Posted by lastboltnut View Post
Nice feel and take. But composition wise I find that the tall building is redundant, I would crop to just slightly above those light bulbs, to show more, I would rather shoot in landscape orientation. What do you think?

Originally Posted by Clement Low View Post
" The picture attempt to capture the nite street peddlers that are abundant in the street of thailand"

Don't really feel that these street peddlers are in abundant by looking at your photo. Perhaps a landscape view from one end of the street might give that sort of feeling, esp if taken with a wide angle lens.
Hmm... yup, a landscape view probably give a better view of the market.. why didn't I think of that... thanks for your valuable feedback

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wow. nice. no flash at all?
No flash use as I try to capture the ambrient of the nite market. Taken handheld with ISO push to 400 to maintain a shutter speed of 1/60sec to minimized blur due to handshake

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Old 11th November 2007   #6
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Originally Posted by artmillinum View Post
Hmm... yup, a landscape view probably give a better view of the market.. why didn't I think of that... thanks for your valuable feedback



No flash use as I try to capture the ambrient of the nite market. Taken handheld with ISO push to 400 to maintain a shutter speed of 1/60sec to minimized blur due to handshake

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Thanks, what I needed to learn
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Old 11th November 2007   #7
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maybe you can dodge/burn certain portion so as to highlight only the "important" elements..
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Old 11th November 2007   #8
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No prob, just a mention of my opinion. Happy shooting.

Originally Posted by artmillinum View Post
Hmm... yup, a landscape view probably give a better view of the market.. why didn't I think of that... thanks for your valuable feedback
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