Practicing at Sunway University College this morning. The photo of the trees look cacat to me, I think It will look nicer if I tilt the angle a bit. There's a friend of mine finishing his homework, and an empty basketball court.

Honest comments are welcomed .







This post has been edited by Intimidated: Mar 28 2008, 03:48 AM

B&W emphasizes on dynamic range. Your photos seems a little too flat and some level adjustment shall improve it dramatically.

*writes down on notepad*

Note taken!

Here's a photo I took a while ago. I think it is better than any of those I took today.

This one is better than the previous ones. Try using an image editor (i.e GIMP) and adjust the levels and curves.
BTW virtualphotographer (which is free ) is awesome for B&W manipulation.

This post has been edited by NasiLemakMan: Jan 16 2008, 12:47 PM

#1 looks a bit soft. maybe u can try sharpen it IMO.

Never used any software to edit any of my photo before xD I will try photoshop soon when I'm getting Jack Sparrow's stuff.

The girl I was suppose to meet didn't show up, so I just walk around and enjoy the basketball games.



Mom rewarded me a N73 for being a good boy at home.



p/s: I just found out low ISO setting produce better black & white photos.

wtf. same hp as me. hehe..

try nude photography in b&w. it's never better with colour.

I don't mind trying if there's a model.

Anyway, I downloaded InfranView and tried editing some of the photos. Result? See for yourself.

black with no feeling.
NO classic? subject cause? no comment

Yea, you were right about the no feeling and no cause part. So, I guess it's time for a change!

No new photos at the moment.

ppl said..B&W is about emotion (+other element e.g light, composition etc). even i oso can't reach those 'emotion' ..and still learning. btw..u can try looking at B&W section around photography forums. e.g photomalaysia, shutterasia etc.

cheers !!

I have absolutely no idea about anything regarding light or composition. Been relying on instinct so far. Maybe it's time to spend on some reading materials.

Here's some old photos, since I got nothing new to show.

try playing it abit on the exposure, gamma and stuffs. It should make the B&W series more "striking". =]

I tried, but still can't do it like the pros.

Anyway, here's some photos from today on my journey to learn how-to-shoot-better-photos. Well, not much of emotions in the photos, but oh well.