SACA Road Race, 15th June 2003

sehsuan · 15th June 2003

sehsuan · 15th June 2003

lennon · 15th June 2003

Sorry, but I find your signature a bit distracting esp on the panning shots.

sehsuan · 15th June 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by lennon
Sorry, but I find your signature a bit distracting esp on the panning shots.

paiseh ar, wouldn't want people to ka-pok my pics anyhow you know?

AJ23 · 15th June 2003

we understand

But then, spoil the nice pics u have taken.

sehsuan · 15th June 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by AJ23
we understand But then, spoil the nice pics u have taken.

made the changes as per requested

lennon · 15th June 2003

Now, looks better!

I like the 2nd pic panning as it shows the cyclist facial expression.

karab · 15th June 2003

ur panning pixes are looking pretty good

froze the racers and their expressions very well.

must have been a bright and sunny day for shooting.

why don't u start a series of sports and racing pictures.

like compile a body of work.

instead of just posting shots here and there.

it will be more complete and will be a better representation of your area of interest in photography.

sehsuan · 15th June 2003

i'm in the process of collating all these sports shots of mine to build up my own sports photography portfolio. thanks karab!

kim · 17th June 2003

Hi sehsuan, really nice photos u got there...

The panning shots are really superb... Pleased to meet u at cathay today... hope to see more of your works!

sehsuan · 17th June 2003

don't worry kim, i'll shoot every road cycling event when i can make the time out for it

AntZ · 17th June 2003

Panning technique is good especialy the precision. The 'not-so-good'' point is that all pics are not sharp as it could be, like those pics in slow-motion could be captured sharply, and pics have poor contrast may be due to filter used. All in all, it's good effort.

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karab New Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Braddell Posts: 32	looks good ur panning pixes are looking pretty good froze the racers and their expressions very well. must have been a bright and sunny day for shooting. why don't u start a series of sports and racing pictures. like compile a body of work. instead of just posting shots here and there. it will be more complete and will be a better representation of your area of interest in photography.

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lennon Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 393	Sorry, but I find your signature a bit distracting esp on the panning shots.

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AJ23 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Town of Queens doing PORT-9YOU Posts: 6,711	we understand But then, spoil the nice pics u have taken.

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lennon Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 393	Now, looks better! I like the 2nd pic panning as it shows the cyclist facial expression.

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kim Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 100	Hi sehsuan, really nice photos u got there... The panning shots are really superb... Pleased to meet u at cathay today... hope to see more of your works!

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AntZ Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 280	Panning technique is good especialy the precision. The 'not-so-good'' point is that all pics are not sharp as it could be, like those pics in slow-motion could be captured sharply, and pics have poor contrast may be due to filter used. All in all, it's good effort.