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XXX Boy · 7th March 2004

Dear all,

Here are some pictures for your comments!

Thanks and best rdgs,
xxx

XXX Boy · 7th March 2004

The above picture was taken by Contax T3 compact camera.
I really love the sharpness and color of it!

XXX Boy · 7th March 2004

Hi,

Is my pictures damn bad that isn't anyone is giving any comments?

I can take any comments one la!

chaotic · 7th March 2004

ok I shall be baited.

nice series of snapshots. great scanner!

XXX Boy · 7th March 2004

Originally Posted by chaotic

ok I shall be baited.

nice series of snapshots. great scanner!

Dear Chaotic,

Thanks for your kind comments! I thought my pictures suck too much that noone even wanna give comments!

zaren · 12th March 2004

Dear XXXBoy,

Thanks for sharing your pics! my comments are;
pic 1 - i like the strong reds and blacks and the simple but bold lines of the faces. the cut-off parts of the faces tend to draw the viewer's eyes out of the photo, perhaps a different way of framing the shot might engage the viewer even more.
pic 2 - the yawning bespectacled face on the glass wall makes an interesting subject... i think the photo would derive even greater impact from having a person walk into the frame, and who is perhaps yawning and wearing specs as well.
pic 3 - the expression on the cat's face is well captured, looks like it is imprisoned. however photo does appear to be somewhat overexposed, judging by the blown highlights.
pic 4 - good choice of subject...the ornate door knocker. I feel that the photo can be framed more tightly so that the main subject fills the frame and is in sharp focus. the other elements in the photo may be rendered out-of-focus or not even included in the frame. as the colours don't really stand out in this shot, you may also wish to convert the photo to B&W to emphasize the forms and texture of your subject.

XXX Boy · 13th March 2004

Originally Posted by zaren

Dear XXXBoy,

Thanks for sharing your pics! my comments are;
pic 1 - i like the strong reds and blacks and the simple but bold lines of the faces. the cut-off parts of the faces tend to draw the viewer's eyes out of the photo, perhaps a different way of framing the shot might engage the viewer even more.
pic 2 - the yawning bespectacled face on the glass wall makes an interesting subject... i think the photo would derive even greater impact from having a person walk into the frame, and who is perhaps yawning and wearing specs as well.
pic 3 - the expression on the cat's face is well captured, looks like it is imprisoned. however photo does appear to be somewhat overexposed, judging by the blown highlights.
pic 4 - good choice of subject...the ornate door knocker. I feel that the photo can be framed more tightly so that the main subject fills the frame and is in sharp focus. the other elements in the photo may be rendered out-of-focus or not even included in the frame. as the colours don't really stand out in this shot, you may also wish to convert the photo to B&W to emphasize the forms and texture of your subject.

Thanks for the comments! With your tips, I will try to improve my pictures!

7th March 2004	#1
XXX Boy Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: GEYLAND LOR 15 LO Posts: 1,104	Pictures for your comments. Dear all, Here are some pictures for your comments! Thanks and best rdgs, xxx Last edited by XXX Boy; 7th March 2004 at 04:32 PM.

7th March 2004	#4
chaotic Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 738	ok I shall be baited. nice series of snapshots. great scanner!

12th March 2004	#6
zaren Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 7,740	Dear XXXBoy, Thanks for sharing your pics! my comments are; pic 1 - i like the strong reds and blacks and the simple but bold lines of the faces. the cut-off parts of the faces tend to draw the viewer's eyes out of the photo, perhaps a different way of framing the shot might engage the viewer even more. pic 2 - the yawning bespectacled face on the glass wall makes an interesting subject... i think the photo would derive even greater impact from having a person walk into the frame, and who is perhaps yawning and wearing specs as well. pic 3 - the expression on the cat's face is well captured, looks like it is imprisoned. however photo does appear to be somewhat overexposed, judging by the blown highlights. pic 4 - good choice of subject...the ornate door knocker. I feel that the photo can be framed more tightly so that the main subject fills the frame and is in sharp focus. the other elements in the photo may be rendered out-of-focus or not even included in the frame. as the colours don't really stand out in this shot, you may also wish to convert the photo to B&W to emphasize the forms and texture of your subject.