China X

lancey · 29th June 2008

www.lancey.photomalaysia.com/chinax

Bcool · 30th June 2008

Lovely series bro

and I like the pp you did.
Most of it were done shooting from the hip?

Canto · 1st July 2008

Originally Posted by lancey

www.lancey.photomalaysia.com/chinax

nice series

FrogLAH · 1st July 2008

Good work. I like how the treatment and some of the subjects take me back to the old times.

CooperS · 4th July 2008

Wow, you're really good!

Do you have a dedicated website?

Love the soundtracks too. You remind me of Tay Kay Chin. Only edgier.

lancey · 4th July 2008

Thx. I don't have a website but all my slideshows are at www.lancey.photomalaysia.com

I made the music myself. Glad u like it.

grandmama · 8th July 2008

This series is the best of your 3 Xs

lancey · 8th July 2008

china x was a bit of a refresher course in that i haven't done streets for awhile. This is the only series where the pix were grainier in pp.

orchard X was the follow up but i didn't like orchard road so u could tell i was just happy to fill in the slides.

shenton x was more planned and more "aiming" was done. Shenton was the most difficult to do becos the area was smaller and the people were moving fastest. Hard to get some variation. But it also has the best light becos of the alleys and crossroads. Of the 3, this one was most enjoyable from a shooter's point of view.

overall, i think chinax pictorially is still the strongest becos half the time i was messing with the DOF! lol

grandmama · 9th July 2008

Shenton is very difficult indeed. I really struggled to get shots other than the usual walk-past shots. In a way I have not succeeded.

THere is a lot more to orchard than the main stretch. With the main stretch you will get the walk-past shots again. Been too lazy

I just found a good area tell you later after I explore it.

lancey · 11th July 2008

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Bee Hedge · 11th July 2008

I love the raw and gritty feel

KopiLaiSheng · 11th July 2008

Very interesting pic, very unusual works

lightrules · 11th July 2008

Good Job
Love the candid nature and the way, no one is looking at you
Almost feel like you are invisible man

well done

jasonlcs · 11th July 2008

This shot is good.

The variations in attention to you really tell how people care or do not care
about the things around them in the relentless pace of our society.

The lady seems to notice something about you. The person in fromt
looked like a Hong Kong actor.

Thanks for sharing.

lancey · 12th July 2008

29th June 2008	#1
lancey Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 712	China X www.lancey.photomalaysia.com/chinax Last edited by lancey; 29th June 2008 at 11:24 PM.

30th June 2008	#2
Bcool Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 753	Re: China X Lovely series bro and I like the pp you did. Most of it were done shooting from the hip? __________________ streets

1st July 2008	#4
FrogLAH Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Khatib Posts: 221	Re: China X Good work. I like how the treatment and some of the subjects take me back to the old times.

4th July 2008	#5
CooperS Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 518	Re: China X Wow, you're really good! Do you have a dedicated website? Love the soundtracks too. You remind me of Tay Kay Chin. Only edgier.

4th July 2008	#6
lancey Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 712	Re: China X Thx. I don't have a website but all my slideshows are at www.lancey.photomalaysia.com I made the music myself. Glad u like it.

8th July 2008	#7
grandmama Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 445	Re: China X This series is the best of your 3 Xs

8th July 2008	#8
lancey Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 712	Re: China X china x was a bit of a refresher course in that i haven't done streets for awhile. This is the only series where the pix were grainier in pp. orchard X was the follow up but i didn't like orchard road so u could tell i was just happy to fill in the slides. shenton x was more planned and more "aiming" was done. Shenton was the most difficult to do becos the area was smaller and the people were moving fastest. Hard to get some variation. But it also has the best light becos of the alleys and crossroads. Of the 3, this one was most enjoyable from a shooter's point of view. overall, i think chinax pictorially is still the strongest becos half the time i was messing with the DOF! lol

9th July 2008	#9
grandmama Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 445	Re: China X Shenton is very difficult indeed. I really struggled to get shots other than the usual walk-past shots. In a way I have not succeeded. THere is a lot more to orchard than the main stretch. With the main stretch you will get the walk-past shots again. Been too lazy I just found a good area tell you later after I explore it.

11th July 2008	#10
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11th July 2008	#13
Bee Hedge Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 993	Re: China X I love the raw and gritty feel __________________ thegaleria - web . facebook . twitter

11th July 2008	#14
KopiLaiSheng Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 154	Re: China X Very interesting pic, very unusual works

11th July 2008	#15
lightrules Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 264	Re: China X Good Job Love the candid nature and the way, no one is looking at you Almost feel like you are invisible man well done

11th July 2008	#16
jasonlcs Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: SGP Posts: 1,059	Re: China X This shot is good. The variations in attention to you really tell how people care or do not care about the things around them in the relentless pace of our society. The lady seems to notice something about you. The person in fromt looked like a Hong Kong actor. Thanks for sharing. __________________ [Flickr \| APAD09 \| SIN2009 ]

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