Recent content by mrwangkai

Where was #7, #10, #13 taken? Looks good. :)

This conversation reminds me of Darth Vader's "I'm your father" line. (: daredevil123, I love your bokeh shot here: http://bit.ly/c3M9No How?

Bought mine online for dirt cheap ($3.39). It worked on my D40 and now the D90. http://bit.ly/9MRXpO

Thanks for the practical advice @wildcat and @tetrflare! (:

Yes, looks like it's more up to the technique (finding the right 'feel') over sharpness of lens/body now. For this picture I'm just trying to catch the old-schoolness of the place. I feel like I need to capture the whole thing. Just wondering, how else would you guys have captured it?

Love what the iPhone apps allows you to do! #1 #2 #3 #4

Good words. Will definitely work to improve. (:

Good to know about the lens' sharpness, did not know that when I bought it. I'd bought it to cover all the range that I'm shooting. What lens for Nikon is best for sharpness? I think I'm ok with pumping up abit of contrast, but from my experience, while it does make the picture look...

Yea, I believe it's probably a problem w/ technique. I'm not really looking to replicate his (or her I believe) work, I just really enjoy the clean-cut feeling of her pictures. Not only the bokeh ones, just in general I guess. Thanks for your sharing though. (:

This has been a problem for me since day 1. I could take okay pictures but always seem to fail at grabbing something with good clarity and sharpness. Often times the pictures just look a little bit fuzzy or grained (w/ or w/o ISO 800 or more). For example, I really enjoy Renez's pictures -...

love your flickr collection. (:

yeah, I'm in the last shot! :)

Here's mine, a bit side-tracked. Thanks for organizing this outing. It was a good experience. (: Feel free to c&c. Photo #1 Photo #2 Photo #3 Photo #4 Photo #5

Too cool. Love this sort of shots. And its really sharp too!

Nice. You guys just hang ard the food court?