Random Photos Thread

[Jeremy1]

wow.. the gal figure is nice.. they going to piak piak?

The one in the Casino much nicer but too bad cannot take photo inside.

 

[Jeremy1]

Got bus good enough liao I feel. Find one day I also want go there walk around and shoot some nice photos.

Maybe wait till it's fully ready.

 

[labert_1981]

From Pinnacle again. Couldn't resist as that day weather was darn good.

 

[labert_1981]

Trying to capture the rays

After coming down from Pinnacle

 

[mikeeeey]

stunning pictures from labert_1981!!!!!!!!!

 

[Jeremy1]

stunning pictures from labert_1981!!!!!!!!!

I looked at labert_1981 pictures. I find that the color is very brilliant.

Still got a lot to learn.

 

[dxboy]

@dxboy: love your purple flower bokeh shot. saw it on clubsnap too. awesome.

thankyou glad dat u lub it

 

[Jeremy1]

 

[Jeremy1]

 

[HC72]

wow.. the gal figure is nice.. they going to piak piak?

Its rejects like you that gives photographers a bad name.

 

[HC72]

I looked at labert_1981 pictures. I find that the color is very brilliant.

Still got a lot to learn.

Learn to Photoshop. Its easy to get contrasty punchy photos. If its straight out of the camera, then the contrast is set either too high or there's something wrong with it. But i must say the sky was really clear tho hence the nice blue color.

 

[HC72]

From Upper Seletar Reservoir

Very dramatic clouds and sky.

 

[HC72]

A shot a day...my contribution....

 

[Jeremy1]

Its rejects like you that gives photographers a bad name.

Oh, by the way that guy is holding a D90....

 

[Jeremy1]

 

[labert_1981]

stunning pictures from labert_1981!!!!!!!!!

I dun dare say is stunning lah but glad u like them & thanks for the comment!

I looked at labert_1981 pictures. I find that the color is very brilliant.

Still got a lot to learn.

Like HC72 said, photoshop can help in the colors. For me I use Lightroom though and fiddle around with the curves and contrast. I used Grad filters on my lens too so sometimes the colors can be punchy.

U can do it also!

 

[labert_1981]

Very dramatic clouds and sky.

These are HDRs so the skies were drawn out.

 

[labert_1981]

A shot a day...my contribution....

Wow nice! It was sleeping?

 

[indigo22]

trying out the zoom-out-whilst-focusing

trying out the star effects


pls gibe more advice if possible..still venturing into DSLR world..

 

[labert_1981]

trying out the zoom-out-whilst-focusing

trying out the star effects

pls gibe more advice if possible..still venturing into DSLR world..

The zoom out one I read b4 somewhere that u have to time the zoom out according to the focal length u last zoomed into and the exposure time. Is more practical for longer shutter speeds so have to use high aperture values. Like if shutter speed is 10s, den a 3s interval of zooming out something like dat, trial & error. Den maybe a parfocus lens is more suitable also. Not very sure so I can be wrong

The star effects I think have to use high aperture values like f16 onwards. More aperture blades in the lens will give better star burst effects also I think.

Or u can just simply use a star filter to get the effects, for example:

This one I used a Tianya Star4 filter