Satay Club

Difter · 7th March 2009

Re-visited an old pic I took sometime back as I was passing by Lau Pa Sat.
As you can see, heavy post production work was done to capture the feel I wanted. Hope you guys like it. =D

Sunny815 · 7th March 2009

nice

agape01 · 7th March 2009

I'm sorry but the elements in your image is way too distracting.

Continue shooting though....

Draken413o · 7th March 2009

I agree.. The guy walking is pretty off.. Maybe if you waited for him to walk further to the right it would have made the shot work out.

Mas · 7th March 2009

Move closer! Used a wide angle & capture burning charcoal with fire when satay man BBQ.That will much more dramatic pix.

brinkwine · 7th March 2009

i actly like the business of it, there's lots to look at and the textual elements like 'refresh your thirst' make it an interesting scene. i also like the PP.

what i don't like abt it is the guy walking in2 ur picture on the left, and the angle which it's shot at. that pole chopping the satay man is annoying, maybe u cld hv moved to the right so the pole wld b btwn his hand and the woman who's sitting.

Difter · 13th March 2009

Thanks for all the comments,

I do agree that the guy walking is kinda distracting, should have let him pass. Makes the image alittle left-balanced.
But I do really love the whole hustle and bustle of the image as a whole, don't really think the other elements in the image is distracting. Also moving closer wouldn't be able to show him in the energy of the environment.

7th March 2009	#1
Difter New Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Yishun Posts: 17	Satay Club Re-visited an old pic I took sometime back as I was passing by Lau Pa Sat. As you can see, heavy post production work was done to capture the feel I wanted. Hope you guys like it. =D

7th March 2009	#2
Sunny815 Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 217	Re: Satay Club nice __________________ Proud Sony αlpha User http://sunny815.smugmug.com

7th March 2009	#3
agape01 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Somewhere Out There Posts: 2,260	Re: Satay Club I'm sorry but the elements in your image is way too distracting. Continue shooting though....

7th March 2009	#4
Draken413o Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Singapore. Posts: 1,748	Re: Satay Club I agree.. The guy walking is pretty off.. Maybe if you waited for him to walk further to the right it would have made the shot work out. __________________ PEACE LOVE AND BMX. http://www.flickr.com/photos/draken413o

7th March 2009	#5
Mas Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 239	Re: Satay Club Move closer! Used a wide angle & capture burning charcoal with fire when satay man BBQ.That will much more dramatic pix.

7th March 2009	#6
brinkwine Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 87	Re: Satay Club i actly like the business of it, there's lots to look at and the textual elements like 'refresh your thirst' make it an interesting scene. i also like the PP. what i don't like abt it is the guy walking in2 ur picture on the left, and the angle which it's shot at. that pole chopping the satay man is annoying, maybe u cld hv moved to the right so the pole wld b btwn his hand and the woman who's sitting.

13th March 2009	#7
Difter New Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Yishun Posts: 17	Re: Satay Club Thanks for all the comments, I do agree that the guy walking is kinda distracting, should have let him pass. Makes the image alittle left-balanced. But I do really love the whole hustle and bustle of the image as a whole, don't really think the other elements in the image is distracting. Also moving closer wouldn't be able to show him in the energy of the environment.