Colors @ Little India

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After one month I bought my D40, I finally got myself to shoot some stuff instead of focusing on the technical aspects. The theme is on "Colors" and the venue is at Little India. Hope that you will like it.

#1. Window


#2. Decoration


#3. Broom


#4. Towel

[JacePhoto]

nice. I like the way you do the framing and yr copyright without spoiling it.

Keep up the good work! :-)

[wdEvA]

nice colours!
love to see more =)

[psychobiologist]

oo.. finally a dslr. nice to see you joining the darkside too

you've an interesting eye for composition

[mechattax]

Well-done! I think the photos fit the theme well.

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Originally Posted by JacePhoto nice. I like the way you do the framing and yr copyright without spoiling it. Keep up the good work! :-)

Thank you. I have just seen some of your works at Flickr!
Seems like posters with the words
Power!

Originally Posted by wdEvA nice colours! love to see more =)

Thank you!

Originally Posted by psychobiologist oo.. finally a dslr. nice to see you joining the darkside too you've an interesting eye for composition

Dark side
Long time no see... Have you graduated?

Originally Posted by mechattax Well-done! I think the photos fit the theme well.

Thank you!

[saintsaint722]

for #4 pic, perhaps you should artificially shift your photo parallel with the colored wall like what Tilt & Shift lens will do. It'll look a lot nicer.

[teoelisha]

i love the colours of little india.. and i think you captured them well..

[marvintheroundone]

Well done, all of them were well composed.
The colours were very eye catching
Hope to see more

[Umeiko]

Lovely pictures. #1 & #2 have the colours standing out.

[Hexlord]

Nice stuff you got there, and welcome to the Nikon world

[Love_sky]

Love the color ..very rich

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Originally Posted by saintsaint722 for #4 pic, perhaps you should artificially shift your photo parallel with the colored wall like what Tilt & Shift lens will do. It'll look a lot nicer.

You have realised that. I tried many times to try shooting as parallel as possible. It is very difficult unless I have a tripod.

As I am using GIMP, I have yet to find out how to do that. Maybe I will get someone to enlighten me in the GIMP foruim. Thanks for pointing out ~

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Originally Posted by teoelisha i love the colours of little india.. and i think you captured them well..

Originally Posted by marvintheroundone Well done, all of them were well composed. The colours were very eye catching Hope to see more

Originally Posted by Umeiko Lovely pictures. #1 & #2 have the colours standing out.

Originally Posted by Love_sky Love the color ..very rich

Thank you

Originally Posted by Hexlord Nice stuff you got there, and welcome to the Nikon world

Thank you. I have not shoot any cosplay with the new camera. 5 more mths to CosFest!!! See you there (if I am there. I hope so).

[saintsaint722]

well, just want to get your perspective rite. there's no way u can take it a building without the converging/diverging lines even with tripod. Its not so much of holding well or not. Its more of the viewpoint. In order to eliminate the converging/diverging lines, you'll have to be on same level plane as the subject, in this case the building. So unless there's another building across the block you shoot, or you have a wing/power suit to elevate yourself, there isn't a way to do that.

Traditionally (back in film days) Tilt & Shift is the only easiest means. Today, digital darkroom does it all. Good luck!

[zaxh81]

i love #3
#4 reminds me of space invaders

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Originally Posted by saintsaint722 well, just want to get your perspective rite. there's no way u can take it a building without the converging/diverging lines even with tripod. Its not so much of holding well or not. Its more of the viewpoint. In order to eliminate the converging/diverging lines, you'll have to be on same level plane as the subject, in this case the building. So unless there's another building across the block you shoot, or you have a wing/power suit to elevate yourself, there isn't a way to do that. Traditionally (back in film days) Tilt & Shift is the only easiest means. Today, digital darkroom does it all. Good luck!

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Oh ok. Thanks for sharing

[raghnall]

I quite like the way you use the colours.. Nice!!