Recent content by DSLRnoob04

Alright, i do post photo to seek for good advice from the pros in here. Feel free to leave your comments as well, anyway is just a lousy/really bad photo. http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=775435

I do not want to comments on this photo as i'm still learning. But Dustin, if you think you are good enough to say TS is such a way. Please show us what you got to make you say out such words to the New people who trying to learn cause i'm still learning from all the people in here as well.

Thanks for the advice. Thanks for the adivceas well. The sky turn dark pretty early over at Shnaghai so i think i can only choose to have the lighting scene or the blue sky without lighting on the building. As for the passing ferry due to long exposure it will cast a light trails on it...

1. in what area is critique to be sought? Overall Composition and colour 2. what one hopes to achieve with the piece of work? Learn better photographic techniques and to improve my night shooting skills 3. under what circumstance is the picture taken? (physical conditions/emotions)...

It was after, buy no cropping was done on it.

Thank You StarDust! I will take note of it, no matter how hungry i will make sure i will get the good shot before i start my feast. Thanks for the great advice! :thumbsup:

Thank You for the above comments, i will take note of it and improve it.

#3 #4

Love taking food photography, so here are some of the photos that i have taken. C & C are most welcome, hope the senior here can help me to improve more on taking food photography. #1 #2

Thanks for sharing, used to be in Yi Wei. But that was about 5-6 years back, currently now at china for job too bad can't be there to watch it.

Nice shot!! :thumbsup: Can i check is the #1 to #3 YI WEI??

Thanks a lot for the review!!! :thumbsup: Guess i'm pretty such what to get.

Hi, could to seek for some advise from pros out there. Currently using a kit lens 18-55, i find that the zoom is not enough for me cause i need to travel alot and changing lens will be very troubelsome at times. I like to take night shot as well when i travel. Budget is not my concern cause...

Actually trying to ask about the quality of it. Anyway thanks alot for all the comments given!! :thumbsup:

Hi all master/pros and senior I could like to check if anyone out there tried this Fotopro tripod before? The link can as follow: http://artworkfoto.com/fotopro_color_tripod.html Just want to know if is good to get this for my DSLR.