Hello to everybody

tks · 27th April 2004

Hi, I just joined ClubSNAP and this is my first post.

I wanted to make sure that my photos are of some standard before I post but in the end, I decided not to wait. Anyway, do check out my photos at http://www.tohsphotos.fotopic.net/c159801.html and let me have your kind advice. In particular, take a look at the last photo of a Tap. I have polite friends who tell me it is nice and other friends who tell me it is ugly and horrible. This will give me some idea as to whether I am doing it right or wrong.

I am a complete novice so try not to be too harsh with your comments! I just want to take decent photos. No intention to take professional photos!

jym · 27th April 2004

Try to avoid framing the subject dead center in the frame if possible.

icer · 27th April 2004

Hey, I am a newbie too!

I find that your camera is quite good and u had the basics of photography which is very good for a newbie........

All u need now is to inject more feelings into the photos u took. Like what are you trying to express? and wat is the mood etc?? Difficult to describe but u should learn by looking at other photos galleries by the Csers here. Most of them are really good!

And your macro is also not macro enough, try to go closer??

You can also go for those photo outings and Csers will be kind enough to teach u something. I joined the first time last weekend to Little India and had fun!!

Check it out! They are going zoo this weekend......

ST_sg · 28th April 2004

Originally Posted by tks

Hi, I just joined ClubSNAP and this is my first post.

I wanted to make sure that my photos are of some standard before I post but in the end, I decided not to wait. Anyway, do check out my photos at http://www.tohsphotos.fotopic.net/c159801.html and let me have your kind advice. In particular, take a look at the last photo of a Tap. I have polite friends who tell me it is nice and other friends who tell me it is ugly and horrible. This will give me some idea as to whether I am doing it right or wrong.

I am a complete novice so try not to be too harsh with your comments! I just want to take decent photos. No intention to take professional photos!

Welcome Toh,... you should know who am I from PPCsg

Cheers!
ST.

SniperD · 28th April 2004

Welcome to ClubSnap!

Kei · 28th April 2004

Welcome to Clubsnap

Tiffy · 28th April 2004

hello hello

Narcisx · 28th April 2004

First of all...your pictures is decently nice. Keep on shooting and you'll be better. What equipment you use, is not an issue of taking good pictures but the PHOTOGRAPGER! Fancy cameras or euipment is neccessary to achieve certain kind of effects or quality but the substance is important. No use of having expensive equipment if you don't have the eye! So experimental with a lot of things and don't be afraid to try something new or unconventional. Substance is the key.

Brandon · 28th April 2004

Welcome to Club Snap

Adam Goi · 28th April 2004

Welcome! Do consider joining us for SEED!

imet · 28th April 2004

tks, ur 1st post with an impressive attachment. tks for sharing n welcome.

The_Cheat · 28th April 2004

Originally Posted by tks

Hi, I just joined ClubSNAP and this is my first post.

I wanted to make sure that my photos are of some standard before I post but in the end, I decided not to wait. Anyway, do check out my photos at http://www.tohsphotos.fotopic.net/c159801.html and let me have your kind advice. In particular, take a look at the last photo of a Tap. I have polite friends who tell me it is nice and other friends who tell me it is ugly and horrible. This will give me some idea as to whether I am doing it right or wrong.

I am a complete novice so try not to be too harsh with your comments! I just want to take decent photos. No intention to take professional photos!

Hi tks! First and foremost, welcome to ClubSNAP.

My general comments, after looking through the shots, is that they are rather soft. Some of which are also slightly out of focus. While some shots are really so-so, I have to say that some of your shots are quite good, composition-wise. I really appreciated the staircase shot in your house, though it's not really that well-executed.

Anyway, keep shooting. You will bound to be able to produce those kinda "professional" photographs if you keep trying!

tks · 28th April 2004

Thank you guys for your advice. This weekend, I will try some more shots.

ST, you must be wolf from PPCSG, right? Why not the same nick?

ST_sg · 28th April 2004

Originally Posted by tks

Thank you guys for your advice. This weekend, I will try some more shots.

ST, you must be wolf from PPCSG, right? Why not the same nick?

Bingo

Enjoy your stay at CS, and what's more?
shoot shoot shoot

tks · 29th April 2004

ST, great minds think alike (or fools seldom differ). Just checked out your photos. Saw your water drop shots. When I was shooting my bath tap, I was considering shooting the water dropping from my shower tap but I did not have enough time to do it. Maybe I will try it some time. I figured you need to set the exposure to longer?

WOLF is great. Can be Wonderful (or weird) Old L(think of something) Fotographer.

27th April 2004	#1
tks Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 489	Hello to everybody Hi, I just joined ClubSNAP and this is my first post. I wanted to make sure that my photos are of some standard before I post but in the end, I decided not to wait. Anyway, do check out my photos at http://www.tohsphotos.fotopic.net/c159801.html and let me have your kind advice. In particular, take a look at the last photo of a Tap. I have polite friends who tell me it is nice and other friends who tell me it is ugly and horrible. This will give me some idea as to whether I am doing it right or wrong. I am a complete novice so try not to be too harsh with your comments! I just want to take decent photos. No intention to take professional photos!

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jym Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Yew Tee Posts: 100	Try to avoid framing the subject dead center in the frame if possible. __________________ - Jym - Creator of SMSPerks.com

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SniperD Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Behind the viewfinder... Posts: 5,954	Welcome to ClubSnap! __________________ EYE-DEAS

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Narcisx New Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 9	hi First of all...your pictures is decently nice. Keep on shooting and you'll be better. What equipment you use, is not an issue of taking good pictures but the PHOTOGRAPGER! Fancy cameras or euipment is neccessary to achieve certain kind of effects or quality but the substance is important. No use of having expensive equipment if you don't have the eye! So experimental with a lot of things and don't be afraid to try something new or unconventional. Substance is the key.

27th April 2004	#3
icer Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: West Posts: 311	Hey, I am a newbie too! I find that your camera is quite good and u had the basics of photography which is very good for a newbie........ All u need now is to inject more feelings into the photos u took. Like what are you trying to express? and wat is the mood etc?? Difficult to describe but u should learn by looking at other photos galleries by the Csers here. Most of them are really good! And your macro is also not macro enough, try to go closer?? You can also go for those photo outings and Csers will be kind enough to teach u something. I joined the first time last weekend to Little India and had fun!! Check it out! They are going zoo this weekend......

28th April 2004	#6
Kei Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,090	Welcome to Clubsnap

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Tiffy Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 108	hello hello

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Brandon Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: CCK Posts: 421	Welcome to Club Snap

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Adam Goi ClubSNAP Idol Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Jalan Suka Posts: 5,321	Welcome! Do consider joining us for SEED!

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imet Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 77	tks, ur 1st post with an impressive attachment. tks for sharing n welcome.

29th April 2004	#15
tks Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 489	ST, great minds think alike (or fools seldom differ). Just checked out your photos. Saw your water drop shots. When I was shooting my bath tap, I was considering shooting the water dropping from my shower tap but I did not have enough time to do it. Maybe I will try it some time. I figured you need to set the exposure to longer? WOLF is great. Can be Wonderful (or weird) Old L(think of something) Fotographer.