I actually started a gallery quite some time ago but I guess it went down the drain soon after. Was too busy with work so didn't take much pictures.

Anyway, I'm only armed with a Canon EOS 400D with kit lens, so don't expect professional shots yeah

C&C welcomed!

wow wat a professional photographer some more pic???

1 and 2=superb
3-no subject ler...should shot the "thecurve" sign
4-second last pic...VERY NICE.. i love it
the last pic i think there should be a kid standing or smth..coz it look empty

I love the way you compose your shots... Something diff from the rest.

Thank you guys for the comments, will work on it accordingly

Here are some more pictures albeit they are a bit older ones

nice bro..but the beach pic..i think should be wider a lil..seems to be very cut...

To add a bit more on the beach photo, the horizon is senget.

lolz...i tot i was the only one realising the sengetism... now i know its not eyesight problem.. lolz..

Good use of software there ... to me those are just blank images with no story behind but it's a good try. Keep it up!

one pic just the same as mine where u get the idea huh? mine was taken 4 years ago with my old 300d.

eh...if im not mistaken...you already post some of these picture in other thread last time rite...or you create a new one now?

Maybe the thread has been removed due to long periods of inactivity. No idea but it has happened before...but yes, the pictures were posted in a previous thread before.

Agree with ac98, you need to put a lil more meaning into the pictures. And it is easy with those shots you have taken.

bro...teach me how to do this thing ler...

hehe i tried this b4 in a dark room with just one light source (example the blue light), set ur shutter speed to 3sec above, press ur shutter n shoot the light source, drag ur cam all around to create that effect...

hahahaha

This post has been edited by monsterX: Aug 15 2007, 03:27 PM

oh...cool..but must use a sharp light source to make it look thin is it?

i use 50mm f1.8 for that. set iso to 100. turn off all lightings except the led light. set exposure to +1, use slow shutter under 3 sec. move the lens randomly but pointing to the led light, voila!

Why are ur colours so sharp? is it this sharp once u upload it to ur pc? mind to share the settings? or u post processed it? coz im having some colour prob with the cam i have... hmm..

the key is exposure settings. i use bigger exposure to make the colour more define. sorry no photoshop editings made.

thns for the explanation bro!!

yeah i know.. but sometimes even i increase exposure to... lets say +1. sometimes i find that the gamma is too high.. >< like there's a piece of transparency in front of the pic..

dgrebel : are u blinky? confused..