Singapore Night Shots

[gainsucker]

thanks for checking

 

[dingaroo]

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I like the colors in this. Did u PP? Good effort!

 

[gainsucker]

I like the colors in this. Did u PP? Good effort!

thanks bro... boosted the colors in the cam for this, so PP not needed

 

[gainsucker]

 

[weegk]

neat and calm . . . lovely. :thumbsup:

 

[gainsucker]

neat and calm . . . lovely. :thumbsup:

thanks bro...

here is another one...

 

[candycaine]

The supreme court photo has very nice colours- but I am wishing the yellow was a little less saturated... with this angle, the new supreme court on the right makes the photo unbalanced and unfocused. I don't mean your photo isn't sharp, but that it has no clear compositional focus.

 

[gainsucker]

The supreme court photo has very nice colours- but I am wishing the yellow was a little less saturated... with this angle, the new supreme court on the right makes the photo unbalanced and unfocused. I don't mean your photo isn't sharp, but that it has no clear compositional focus.

thanks a lot bro... i really need someone to critique my work. i hope i can improve more... thanks

 

[alvintys]

I really like your shots! Am wondering how you managed to take em. :]

 

[gainsucker]

I really like your shots! Am wondering how you managed to take em. :]

thanks for checking... just small aperture, long exposure...

 

[Ericgoh]

very nice!!!
very beautiful

 

[vincent007]

thanks for checking

Bro, care to share how you took this photo with the dark black sky? I took mine, but the sky looks yellowish.

 

[stvc11]

thanks a lot bro... i really need someone to critique my work. i hope i can improve more... thanks

Most of your picture taken with dark sky, except the one dingaroo commented, try to shoot between 7.30-8.15 for the blue sky view.

 

[vanillaBean]

Lovely pics!:thumbsup: thanks for sharing!

 

[gainsucker]

many thanks for the kind words... appreciate it

 

[LowLights]

Very nice series :thumbsup:

 

[gainsucker]

Very nice series :thumbsup:

thanks for dropping by i appreciate it

 

[gainsucker]

now using a D7k

no PP

 

[daredevil123]

now using a D7k

no PP

picture is tilted to the left... :embrass:

In all your pics, I see a tendency to frame your subjects very tightly... This will "compress" the view and you lose that feeling of wideness or vastness usually associated with landscape or architectural photography.

and PP is a good thing. you can make your picture even better with PP.

 

[gainsucker]

now using a D7k

no PP

thanks for the tips. i hope i can buy a wide lens soon, as i only have a 20mm now.