[Alleyboi] An antidote in a blue moon , to ease the poisons I encounter daily..


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Alleyboy

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Hi guys.. looking at all the beautiful pieces of great arts out there.. I can't wait to get feedbacks to improve my shots...
Please provide me with the most genuine critiques so that i can improve..
Thanks you. =)

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The peace is beyond words can describe...
 

Another one since I'm lagging so much behind.. hehe
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Complex Architecture
 

Hmm.. comments on this?
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Alleyboy said:
Hmm.. comments on this?
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I like this one best :thumbsup: Perhaps ur pics posted a little small, unable to "feel" the effect n intended message. imho ... try tightening ur framing to give ur pics a perspective that is not "normal" to the human eye when doing shots like pic 1 n 2.

just a tot at this unearthly hour :P
 

Leinaj said:
I like this one best :thumbsup: Perhaps ur pics posted a little small, unable to "feel" the effect n intended message. imho ... try tightening ur framing to give ur pics a perspective that is not "normal" to the human eye when doing shots like pic 1 n 2.

just a tot at this unearthly hour :P


thanks bro!
haha.. those pics were like my first few shots when I first brought the cam.. hehe..
please guide me along soon! I need more guidance!!
 

Well, National Day, I have to do something ya? But... i was really disappointed.. because I was at marina bay, and it's weird coz I only saw a few bursts of fireworks...
haiz.. but i managed to get some fruitful shots of other stuffs though..
Comments please...

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anyway, how do I just show the pic directly on the screen so that viewers dun have to click to view it?
 

New shots for C & C!
=)

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Earth Worm Jim

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Silhouett

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Nice Tree

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Dunno how to comment

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The block
 

Welcome to APAD. :D
:bigeyes: your pics so BIG.

Bro, watch out the vignetting... crop it away. ;)
 

HVB88 said:
Welcome to APAD. :D
:bigeyes: your pics so BIG.

Bro, watch out the vignetting... crop it away. ;)


Thanks for the comments HVB88!
What is the best size for posting pics ahz?
Anyway what is vignetting? I'm super noob.. hmm.. is it the weird weird stuffs on the edge of the photos?
 

Alright.. have resized the photos... hope it's ok now...
Or should it be smaller?
 

vignetting refers to those dark edges on your photos.
they are light fall off, a problem that plagues some lens more than others.

some of your photos like this is outstanding but lacks contrast.
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quick edit by me
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watch out for blown exposures like in the photo, "the block" too :)
 

Alleyboy said:
New shots for C & C!
=)

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Nice Tree

Hi bro, not bad, I see that you are committed to your new hobby and working towards mastering this art. Comparing it to how you first started, lots of improvements.

This series that you have just posted has potential. I see attempt by you to do unusual angles and that is commendable. From your titles, I also get to know of your main subject, perhaps you could think about ... if without looking at the title, the picture could tell the story by itself, how then would your composure be, or where then would I place my main subject in the framing? Sometimes its good to include many things, sometimes it better to have lesser distractions, there are no fix rule to it, each situation holds it's own weight and each person has their own take that works best. You will have to develop your own style and perspectives. But for a start, maybe could consider establishing the basics and understand the "industry" and then work from there.

In the spirit of learning and sharing, I made slight adjustment on one of you picture to use it as an example to see how by shifting, tilting, contrasting etc how the main subject could be exemplified better (at least thats how its seen through my vision) to let you understand the paragraph above. which is all words, with a simple comparison through pictures.

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The past weeks, I know you have made many trips and kept taking pictures. I though some of them are very good. We should discuss and exchange notes when we next meet-up bro :thumbsup:
 

Good effort, some pics I project what you wanted.

I especially like the Silhouett.
The only one that is not so good is the earthworm.. background too messy, and the worm
is not complete.
 

grimicer said:
vignetting refers to those dark edges on your photos.
they are light fall off, a problem that plagues some lens more than others.

some of your photos like this is outstanding but lacks contrast.
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quick edit by me
edited.jpg


Wow.. thanks dude! It sure does look more outstanding with the contrast! Will work that out! =) Anyway, is vignetting common? Or only occurs to some lens only? =(
 

grimicer said:
watch out for blown exposures like in the photo, "the block" too :)


Yupz.. will do that..
Hmm but wanna ask, controlling the exposure should I reduce the EV or reduce the aperture?
 

Leinaj said:
Hi bro, not bad, I see that you are committed to your new hobby and working towards mastering this art. Comparing it to how you first started, lots of improvements.

This series that you have just posted has potential. I see attempt by you to do unusual angles and that is commendable. From your titles, I also get to know of your main subject, perhaps you could think about ... if without looking at the title, the picture could tell the story by itself, how then would your composure be, or where then would I place my main subject in the framing? Sometimes its good to include many things, sometimes it better to have lesser distractions, there are no fix rule to it, each situation holds it's own weight and each person has their own take that works best. You will have to develop your own style and perspectives. But for a start, maybe could consider establishing the basics and understand the "industry" and then work from there.

In the spirit of learning and sharing, I made slight adjustment on one of you picture to use it as an example to see how by shifting, tilting, contrasting etc how the main subject could be exemplified better (at least thats how its seen through my vision) to let you understand the paragraph above. which is all words, with a simple comparison through pictures.

Alleyboy4.jpg


The past weeks, I know you have made many trips and kept taking pictures. I though some of them are very good. We should discuss and exchange notes when we next meet-up bro :thumbsup:

Brother! Haha.. thanks thanks! Yupz.. working hard to improve my skills on the hobby! hehe..

Hmm.. that's right.. i think u got a point.. my photos have too much of unnecessary elements.. and that sort of nullified the importance of my subject... thanks for taking time to do the example photo! My tree sure look better after the contrast and cropping! Anyway, i realised alot of photographers like more contrast to their photos.. why huh? But do u find that my photos are too dark?

And yes bro! We should! Anyway, new photos uploaded in my multiply!! Go check it out!!
=)
 

bwilly said:
Good effort, some pics I project what you wanted.

I especially like the Silhouett.
The only one that is not so good is the earthworm.. background too messy, and the worm
is not complete.


Thank you bwilly! I'm glad u like the Silhouett! It's one of my faourite shots too!

Ya! I agree! Earthworm's very hard to shoot! Haha.. it moved so fast... then the grass block it.. then it moved again.. haha.. but it was very fun shooting it! Though i din manage to capture the whole body. I think perhaps if i had used a different angle then maybe I might be able to capture it complete.. hehe.. Will try again soon! Thanks dude!
 

Alleyboy said:
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Earth Worm Jim

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Silhouett
Hi Alleyboy :) I like your silhouette shot also ... it would be better if u could've found a spot where u can isolate one of the trees. But, I guess that's difficult to do, and whether u like just one tree in you pic is subjective ...

As for Earthworm Jim, i agree with the comments so far ... Though, actually, u need not capture the whole worm, just one of the ends would do, and zoom in more while decreasing your DOF :)

Just me 2 cents :)
 

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