hey new here

[kirbong]

hey guys im new here. can i get some views about these pictures?
1. A stool near the singapore river.

2. Inside the F1 track. it was after F1. notice the skid marks

3. The Esplanade. heh

4. Ehhh taken on a road. sat on the road was damn hot haha.

5. Taken on the same road but facing the CBD. sat on the road was damn hot haha.

comments, complaints and suggestions to help me improve greatly appreciated
of cos comments would be more appreciated but do feel free to criticise, because that will help me to improve

 

[kirbong]

shucks why cant the photos be posted

help! anyone? haha

 

[viix]

those are links to your flickr page, not your flickr image.

click on all size, then you can copy the image code from the photos over.
Done it for you.

1. A stool near the singapore river.

2. Inside the F1 track. it was after F1. notice the skid marks

3. The Esplanade. heh

4. Ehhh taken on a road. sat on the road was damn hot haha.

5. Taken on the same road but facing the CBD. sat on the road was damn hot haha.

 

[kirbong]

thanks viix. well now i know!

 

[kirbong]

hey! oh my gosh i just saw that after i edited. haha thanks so much viix help greatly appreciated

 

[limwhow]

Hi kirbong, a very warm welcome to you.
No.2 the skid mark photo - a very good idea you have there. But just that my eyes were distracted by the background which is much more colourful and thus attention grabbing. May I suggest cropping it further. Just focus on the tread marks. And once the background trees and buildings are removed, I feel that you can try reducing the exposure by perhaps 1 stop so that the marks are more obvious. Post processing you can perhaps bring up the saturation a little to further enhance the impact of the tracks.
Hey... my humble opinion only.

 

[kirbong]

Hi kirbong, a very warm welcome to you.
No.2 the skid mark photo - a very good idea you have there. But just that my eyes were distracted by the background which is much more colourful and thus attention grabbing. May I suggest cropping it further. Just focus on the tread marks. And once the background trees and buildings are removed, I feel that you can try reducing the exposure by perhaps 1 stop so that the marks are more obvious. Post processing you can perhaps bring up the saturation a little to further enhance the impact of the tracks.
Hey... my humble opinion only.

hey! great. thanks for that suggestion shall do so in the future nice to know you here. haha

 

[Yappy]

Welcome to CS!