Butter-Oil Lamp preparation @ Jokhang


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Hosea

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The evening light shone through this dark and oily room at Jokhang.
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Love your travel photo.
 

Excellent moment captured given the opportunity!! (since alot of temples/monasteries don't allow photography)
Personally, would have cropped off the pot/kettle & the man in red on the right as I feel there are enough interest/subject in the pic already!
Great pic nevertheless! :thumbsup:


Hosea said:
The evening light shone through this dark and oily room at Jokhang.
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nuts said:
Excellent moment captured given the opportunity!! (since alot of temples/monasteries don't allow photography)
Personally, would have cropped off the pot/kettle & the man in red on the right as I feel there are enough interest/subject in the pic already!
Great pic nevertheless! :thumbsup:
Thanks Nut for viewing and sharing your opinion on how this pix can be cropped to its best presentation.
You have many good pix too.
Cheers
 

bigberd said:
Very inspirational shot. Well done.

Did you have to pay?

Where did you meter?

Rgds

BiG BeRD
Thank Big Berd for your kind comment.
As this was a small Oil-lamp room outside the Temple,No paymet is required. I metered at the man( head portion) in the center of this room .

Hope to see some of your pix at Tibet too. :)
 

Good picture, and agree with what nuts said :)
 

wah.. nice :D
u captured that peaceful atmosphere well !!
 

wow.... i love your shot.... almost want to print out and hang on my wall.... ;p
 

ziploc said:
Good picture, and agree with what nuts said :)


xposeld said:
wah.. nice
u captured that peaceful atmosphere well !!
This place is really very hot though it looks peaceful, their heart felt the peace.. ;)

digitalbuff said:
wow.... i love your shot.... almost want to print out and hang on my wall....
Oh, if you really like.. print it. ;)

Thanks Ziploc, Xposeld and digitalbuff for your kind comments on this pix
Glad you it.. :)

Cheers
 

Amazing moment, Hosea... But it needs an amazing photog with amazing eyes to bring it out and show the world... thanks for sharing this amazing experience with us... :thumbsup: :)
 

Very beautiful.

Maybe try to exclude the person in red and make the light ray angel more steep?

Just some different perspective since you have heard all the nice stuffs. So, not going to repeat them.
 

Jia Wang said:
Amazing moment, Hosea... But it needs an amazing photog with amazing eyes to bring it out and show the world... thanks for sharing this amazing experience with us... :thumbsup: :)
Thanks JiaWang for you kind comment.. paiseh :embrass: ! My pleasure to share what I saw during my travel... glad you like it. :) .
 

binbeto said:
Very beautiful.

Maybe try to exclude the person in red and make the light ray angel more steep?

Just some different perspective since you have heard all the nice stuffs. So, not going to repeat them.
Thanks Binbeto for your kind comment.

I treasure all constructive suggestion for improvement. It helps.
Nut and Ziploc also suggested to crop off the person in red...

The angle of the sun ray was natural.... if can go steeper, it might helps.
Do you meant to PS its angle? Me not so good in PS. :(
 

arowana said:
Love your travel photo.
Alway enjoy his photos. Hmmm when will he teach me huh...??:)
 

Hosea said:
Thanks Binbeto for your kind comment.

I treasure all constructive suggestion for improvement. It helps.
Nut and Ziploc also suggested to crop off the person in red...

The angle of the sun ray was natural.... if can go steeper, it might helps.
Do you meant to PS its angle? Me not so good in PS. :(

Just crop and tilt the crop box by a bit. You can rotate the crop box a bit counter-clockwise.

From the window edge, you might have slanted the pic a bit, adjusting the angle might bring the ray steeper and bring the window parallel to the edge.
 

sumball said:
Alway enjoy his photos. Hmmm when will he teach me huh...??:)
:bsmilie: let's just learn from one another... I can't keep a butterly still in front of a green paper la.
Thanks for your kind comment. :)
 

knoxknocks said:
same comments as the others about the crop. Otherwise, it's :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Thanks Knoxknocks... think many felt that this pix would look more "focus "without the secondary character ( the guy in red). :)
 

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