revive with 1 day 1~2 pic
here come putrajaya bridge







This post has been edited by hitler: Dec 7 2006, 02:41 PM

Her name is April.

u got good composition for the bridges

what about night shot of the bridge? i think will be nice as well.

ic ic
thx

thx for viewing

no change to snap the night shot, coz tat day, the bridge din turn on the light
kinda disappointing, coz waiting it to be lighten up
snaped this pictures years ago actually

can see the ISO quite high n noise on the 1st pic
is my 1st time out shooting actually

here another 2 pic of the bridge

the reason i post 1 pic in 1 post... coz i got lotsa picture to post actually
if put a few picture in 1 post
then this page gonna load forever
so hope mod or admin can understand

This post has been edited by hitler: Dec 8 2006, 12:40 PM

i put a lot of photos in 1 post. doesn't take forever to load. you bt too much is it?

ah where were my manners.
nice photos, just lacking some contrast to make it pop out.

This post has been edited by gold3knight: Dec 8 2006, 12:52 PM

wat the mean of "bt" ?
bittorrent?

hmm
since u say like this i try put maximum 3~4 pics in 1 post next time

anyway thanks for viewing

all the pics i put here haven't PSed

Now THAT'S more like it!

thanks

more on putrajaya night scene

oh...the noise is out alraedy....like bluring the pic...

1st outing snap after all
din tune the ISO gua....
i forget wat mode i use tat time
used fijifilm S5000 tat time

for this shot: http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b198/coo...tra/putra10.jpg
try to stand on the line that divides the road. It'll make the photo compo better.

for this one: http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b198/coo...tra/putra14.jpg
try to check the balance. It's tilting to the left.

And the rest, just a tad too much of the dark sky for my taste. Not enough lights.
And you might want to look into your resizing method. I'm sure there weren't that much noise in the original photo. Also try to keep the jpeg compression as low as possible, so as to minimize the appearance of jpeg artifacts.

I'm sure the people here wouldn't mind a tad longer wait for the photos to load. Try to keep your images in the 1xxkb range.

This post has been edited by gold3knight: Dec 11 2006, 10:02 AM

thanks for the advise for upstair

some other pics few years back
snap it while world peace event

when u shoot night shot, try to increse ur F-stop number...it will make all the light source in ur pic will hv the star effect. and can make ur pic look "blink blink"

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b198/coo...utra/misc20.jpg
if these tiles are your subject , please try to make sure all of it is in the frame.