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hmm... what do you mean by 'look like its on canvas'?

hey renegade, thank you for sharing the nice photos and their stories with us.. really liked#6 and #11. i think you've learnt alot from these series alone? share with us what you learn leh :think: oh.. i just happened to read two articles the other day and its pretty relevant to what...

yes yes, please sign me up!

a bump for you, pal. hope you'll sort out your questions soon!

in no particular ranking or order... fight club, city of god, infernal affairs 1, star wars VI, saving private ryan, riding alone for a thousand miles and memento. Memento's a cheat, because with its complex scripting, it took me so many tries to finally grasp the story clearly. the honorary...

hello reiszrie... you can check out http://www.bootsnall.com. they are a travel community who can provide such information. the people on the forums are really helpful and friendly, and you can also email voluntary 'insiders' of various countries to provide local tips and advice. these sites...

the sky's pretty burnt out, it'll look a lot better if there were some details to it =)

heh.. why not? ;) let's get the ball rolling will ya?

yep, i cannot and i don't even know how to. :bsmilie: just wanted to point out that not every style or techique is suitable for every photographic opportunity. if this case, IR really didn't suit the occasion. (if i sounded any bit hostile or criticising, i apologise)

i got a question... why shoot IR? is it because you want to, or simply because you can?

welcome back! (in an official sorta way) (well, actually i just wanted to be second on the thread) :rolleyes:

actually, the place has been shot to death by everyone and i'll strongly advise you not to join them :nono::rolleyes:

can you tell me a little more about this project?

take the shot one second earlier and it would be so hilarious... :bsmilie:

i studied video productions as my poly major, but i just made the switch to photography as a career choice recently... had a conversation with stereobox a few days ago and a similar topic came up. we both agreed that a motion picture requires the collaboration of a team, and the creative...