Roasted Suckling Pig

[StreetShooter]

 

[isomers007]

:bsmilie:

 

[makan007]

erm... customers inside erm ...

 

[roygoh]

I did not quite get it the first time I saw the picture.

Too bad there is so much reflection on the glass. Taken in HK?

 

[StreetShooter]

Taken in Emerald Square (next to Centrepoint).

Yah, too bad about the reflections. Could not get a good angle without reflections. Maybe someone can try again, with a porkier customer.

 

[roygoh]

Originally posted by StreetShooter
Taken in Emerald Square (next to Centrepoint).

Yah, too bad about the reflections. Could not get a good angle without reflections. Maybe someone can try again, with a porkier customer.

Oooh...I guessed HK because of the traditional Chinese characters used on the sign.

So the image of the guy righ in the middle should be the photographer yourself?

 

[Richard]

Would a polariser have helped here?

 

[roygoh]

Originally posted by Richard
Would a polariser have helped here?

A polarizer would not help.

I remember from my physics class that light reflected off a shiny surface is most polarised at 45-degree angle of incident. In other words, a polarizer is most effective in removing reflections when you are shooting from 45 degrees to the plane of the glass.

The picture here was taken from a location perpendicular to the glass. So a polarizer would not help.

 

[LifeWorld]

Looks like people to me!!! :bsmilie:

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Just kidding!:rbounce:

 

[Richard]

Originally posted by roygoh


A polarizer would not help.

I remember from my physics class that light reflected off a shiny surface is most polarised at 45-degree angle of incident. In other words, a polarizer is most effective in removing reflections when you are shooting from 45 degrees to the plane of the glass.

The picture here was taken from a location perpendicular to the glass. So a polarizer would not help.

Ahh, I see. Thanks.