building in the clouds

Cheesecake · 7th April 2004

nice idea. double exposure or Photoshop-ed?

i think if its done in a blue sky, it would be better. and a circular polariser to reduce the haze and enhance the sky. maybe a cool filter, the 80 series would help to enhance ur sky and overall mood.

i've seen ur previous works on the National Lubrary at Stamford Road.
very abstract and very nice too. u've a unique way of looking at things, making common things rather uncommon.

sathea · 7th April 2004

double exposure. the dark shadow on the right side is the other view of the building. how to do this in photoshop, can teach me?

the sky was blue, except that i took it in black and white. it's not possible to attach circular polariser cos it's a toy camera.
what's a cool filter?

thank you for your comments

SniperD · 7th April 2004

this is very good! you are coming along very nicely in your shots

keep it up!!

transportation · 8th April 2004

excellence! i love this

sathea · 8th April 2004

another shot of multiple exposures
think i overdid it... 4 times.

wormz777 · 8th April 2004

It looks really cool. PGP?

SniperD · 8th April 2004

damn it's good!

pascalc · 8th April 2004

Hmm... For B&W, blue filter would lighten the sky ...
Slapping a piece of yellow cello paper over ur toy camera would deepen the colour of the blue sky and increase the contrast of the scene. A red filter would make the clouds stand out more thus a more dramatic scene...

Cheers!

sathea · 8th April 2004

Originally Posted by wormz777

It looks really cool. PGP?

yup, pgp
my last sem staying here.
couldn't get a place for hall.
nope, i don't think i want to remove the building on the right. don't want to use too much ps. cloning and plastering is too much for me, i'm not really good in ps.
thanks pascalc and cheesecake for the tips. will try using different colour of cello paper as filters next time.
but this rolll of tmax 400 b/w film is not really good, will try other brand next time. the tone and contrast is not really good.

rapidmax · 8th April 2004

Originally Posted by sathea

yup, pgp
my last sem staying here.
couldn't get a place for hall.
nope, i don't think i want to remove the building on the right. don't want to use too much ps. cloning and plastering is too much for me, i'm not really good in ps.
thanks pascalc and cheesecake for the tips. will try using different colour of cello paper as filters next time.
but this rolll of tmax 400 b/w film is not really good, will try other brand next time. the tone and contrast is not really good.

It looked like PGP to me too. I stay here! Blk 27. Hey, maybe you can appeal for next sem? Quite a number of people get it.

sathea · 8th April 2004

Originally Posted by rapidmax

It looked like PGP to me too. I stay here! Blk 27. Hey, maybe you can appeal for next sem? Quite a number of people get it.

mine's 19.
ya, maybe i'll apply next sem.
i didn't try for pgp this sem, that's why. too competitive to try for hall.

sathea · 9th April 2004

another shot of pgp
a normal typical one, no mutiple exposure

chenchengcai · 16th November 2004

Originally Posted by sathea

creativity at its best!

sathea · 19th January 2005

Originally Posted by chenchengcai

creativity at its best!

thank you

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Cheesecake Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: I live in a haunted house!!!!! Posts: 12,853	nice idea. double exposure or Photoshop-ed? i think if its done in a blue sky, it would be better. and a circular polariser to reduce the haze and enhance the sky. maybe a cool filter, the 80 series would help to enhance ur sky and overall mood. i've seen ur previous works on the National Lubrary at Stamford Road. very abstract and very nice too. u've a unique way of looking at things, making common things rather uncommon. __________________ You'll Never Walk Alone! 初恋的感觉杀很大!

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wormz777 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: CCK Posts: 2,255	It looks really cool. PGP? __________________ www.coolblackbox.com

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SniperD Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Behind the viewfinder... Posts: 5,954	damn it's good! __________________ EYE-DEAS

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transportation Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: kobaia Posts: 60	excellence! i love this

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pascalc Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Sydney Posts: 106	Hmm... For B&W, blue filter would lighten the sky ... Slapping a piece of yellow cello paper over ur toy camera would deepen the colour of the blue sky and increase the contrast of the scene. A red filter would make the clouds stand out more thus a more dramatic scene... Cheers!

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sathea Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,329	another shot of pgp a normal typical one, no mutiple exposure Last edited by sathea; 9th April 2004 at 09:53 PM.