Just delved into pockets of photography not long ago and thought I might as well start a gallery to keep track of my shots. Your comments and honest criticism are most welcomed.

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IMG_1155 by Jabraan, on Flickr

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IMG_1698 by Jabraan, on Flickr

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IMG_1730 by Jabraan, on Flickr

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IMG_1746 by Jabraan, on Flickr

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IMG_1872 by Jabraan, on Flickr

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This post has been edited by Jabraan: Jan 27 2012, 10:41 PM

You can experiment with different angles, low point shoot, high point shoot. Vertical. etc.

Thanks for the tip bro. I'll keep that in mind =)

i like picture 6
but if i can show the rest of the faces abit more also nicer

Thx bro. I agree about the face thing... though I couldn't seem to get an angle that could show all of em. Probably will try again next time with some more experimenting.


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IMG_2234 by Jabraan, on Flickr


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IMG_2210 by Jabraan, on Flickr


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IMG_2274 by Jabraan, on Flickr


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IMG_2321 by Jabraan, on Flickr


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IMG_2677 by Jabraan, on Flickr


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IMG_2708 by Jabraan, on Flickr




This post has been edited by Jabraan: Jan 23 2012, 01:17 AM

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IMG_3228 by Jabraan, on Flickr


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IMG_3231 by Jabraan, on Flickr


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IMG_3212 by Jabraan, on Flickr


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IMG_3359 by Jabraan, on Flickr

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Added on January 24, 2012, 1:06 am#18

IMG_3349 by Jabraan, on Flickr

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Added on January 25, 2012, 1:19 pm
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IMG_3105 by Jabraan, on Flickr

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Added on January 25, 2012, 9:57 pm
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IMG_2958 by Jabraan, on Flickr

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IMG_3425 by Jabraan, on Flickr


This post has been edited by Jabraan: Jan 26 2012, 09:44 PM

keep up the good work, i'm also in the learning process
and #17 #18, you nid a tripod or at least some sturdy surface.

thx for the feedback(i was beginning to wonder if i were alone here lol). Unfortunately I didn't have my tripod with me when they shot the fireworks.

same goes to me bro, I also doubting that cos none replied to my photos too. =/
When fireworks boom, sure panic already, somemore need to set up tripod by the time tripod set up already firework sure finish. =.=

Haha well reply or no reply, let's keep building our portfolio anyway

"If you build it, they will come" =DD



This post has been edited by Jabraan: Jan 29 2012, 08:25 PM

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IMG_3733 by Jabraan, on Flickr


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IMG_4242 by Jabraan, on Flickr

#23 shutter speed 3"2s, r u sure? @@

what lens u use for the beach? it's too close, zoom all the way out or use wide lens will be better my stupid 2 cent

i love firework and #23
for the firework, how u control the iso and aperture to dont let the picture over-expose?

This post has been edited by melvintcs: Jan 29 2012, 09:33 PM

Hey thx for the feedback =)

Yeah I used 3"2s PLUS the countdown timer becuz my external flash(old model) had to be manually triggered so I had to press the shutter, pick up the ice, drop it and then flash(cumbersome but it worked out anyway. )

Err about over-exposure on the fireworks I don't really know cuz I generally just use F/8-F/11 and the ISO is always at 100(lowest for my camera), shutter speed would be preferably long... I'm not sure if I even have 2 cents to give since that was my first attempt at shooting fireworks and I didn't have a tripod with me.(#18 came out as a lucky mistake I guess... a lot of camera shake)

For the beach shots.. actually most were taken with a relatively short focal length though I agree now that I look at them, they do seem a bit too close up... will take your advice and try to find better composition next time

Thanks for the tips, never have a change to snap firework album yet, but watched some tutorials at youtube and am ready for it

hehe, i love to take landscape's photo, but i seldom come near mother-nature, in the office most of the time rushing with a big project now, will not free till next few months, after i finished... i will snap gaogao!!

Nah I wouldn't dare to call em tips, still in the learning process myself . Good luck with your project and photo-snappings

This post has been edited by Jabraan: Jan 30 2012, 02:12 PM