Yellow Wall

Joywalker · 9th May 2003

Took this at Wisma Atrium.I think it's a new store coming up.

Andy Ho · 9th May 2003

Hi Joywalker,

What is your objective of taking these photos? I can't help but feel that you are either stealing someone's art, or you are documenting your own design on the wall.

I am not saying you can't do that but you have to be more creative in your angles and composition so it wouldn't look like an ordinary record shot for the contractor's portfolio.

Andy Ho
http://andyho.clubsnap.org/gallery/

ckiang · 9th May 2003

If you wait till a suitable subject passes by (e.g. a couple embracing in front of the heart etc), it will make for better shots. As it is now, like Andy said, nothing really special.

Regards
CK

Joywalker · 10th May 2003

hmm..ok

9th May 2003	#1
Joywalker Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: East Posts: 223	Yellow Wall Took this at Wisma Atrium.I think it's a new store coming up. __________________ My Photoblog Canon 350D,kit lens,Canon 100mm Macro,Coolpix 5000.

10th May 2003	#4
Joywalker Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: East Posts: 223	hmm..ok __________________ My Photoblog Canon 350D,kit lens,Canon 100mm Macro,Coolpix 5000.

9th May 2003	#2
Andy Ho Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Punggol Posts: 388	Hi Joywalker, What is your objective of taking these photos? I can't help but feel that you are either stealing someone's art, or you are documenting your own design on the wall. I am not saying you can't do that but you have to be more creative in your angles and composition so it wouldn't look like an ordinary record shot for the contractor's portfolio. Andy Ho http://andyho.clubsnap.org/gallery/

9th May 2003	#3
ckiang Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 6,597	If you wait till a suitable subject passes by (e.g. a couple embracing in front of the heart etc), it will make for better shots. As it is now, like Andy said, nothing really special. Regards CK