This post has been edited by Nadly Aizat: Jul 5 2013, 12:40 PM

Your Flickr is the nicest I've ever seen!

Btw, I've seen people taking similar Jelatek pic before. That berembang apartment got no security? Anyone can go up?

This post has been edited by danielcmugen: Jul 4 2013, 11:56 PM

Hi daniel, thanks

There are security guards but as long as you're not disturbing the residents while being there then it should be fine.

did you have any formal education on photography bro??any good sites you could recommend on cityscapes and weddings??you pics are worth selling on those photostock website IMHO...

I do have a diploma in photography which i did as extramural (pengajian jarak jauh) studies when I finished my engineering degree last year.

There are no specific sites but you can try few dedicated photography forums such as Photomalaysia.com. Other than that, just google it

Actually I am also a contributor for Getty Images, Shutterstock, Dreamstime, Istockphoto and few others

Awesome photos!

thanks mate

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The Concrete Jungle.

Nadly Aizat How did you manage to capture the beautiful sky on so many occasions? Langit tu edit guna Photoshop ke yang original punya??

Sometimes, it depends on luck and the conditions of the sky but usually to get a very striking images, I started to shoot within half an hour after sun setting down.

Langit tu originally from the scene. It just that I have try to enhance the colors vibrance, contrast etc using Photoshop. And of course, I'll try to avoid an overcook images.

Orait! Terima kasih tok guru!

ahahaha sama sama tuan

I have uploaded a simple tutorial on D.R.I. processing technique for cityscapes. This one is an e-book in pdf format and in Bahasa Melayu.


http://www.4shared.com/office/vKhQ76H1/Nad...torial_DRI.html

More please

Your picture is
Keep it up !

thumbs up!

So you tweak the sky color into blue or purple or other colors than just black using Photoshop? HDR for night time can achieve that color scheme without PS?