Architecture

[charmingorion]

this building has won a mentionable honour award mixed development in Singapore Architectural Awards of 2006! just announced few hours back~~

Hi, i'm pretty new to image processing....

I really like this pic a lot! Could you share with me what is your imaging processing like?

I've been trying to capture my scenes with good light balance like this pic u took, but have failed consistently. This pic that u took has so much details yet which can't be drawn out naturally with increasing the contrast in Photoshop.

It will be really great if i can some tips from u?;p

Cheers!

 

[GOMUS]

Hi, i'm pretty new to image processing....

I really like this pic a lot! Could you share with me what is your imaging processing like?

I've been trying to capture my scenes with good light balance like this pic u took, but have failed consistently. This pic that u took has so much details yet which can't be drawn out naturally with increasing the contrast in Photoshop.

It will be really great if i can some tips from u?;p

Cheers!

not much magic in photoshop, but this photo is relied on the sunlight and shadow cast onto the building. Minor adjustment to contrast and level. Architectural photography relied very o much on the 'sun' location.

 

[merelyok]

not much magic in photoshop, but this photo is relied on the sunlight and shadow cast onto the building. Minor adjustment to contrast and level. Architectural photography relied very o much on the 'sun' location.

I agree on using PS only for minor adjustments such as exposure/shadows/contrast. Makes a huge different to how your pictures turn out actually.

Btw, love your work Gomus. it's inspired me to go out to shoot buildings.

 

[Kit]

Architectural photography relied very o much on the 'sun' location.

Well, the lack of it is also true. Depends on what you want out of it.

 

[GOMUS]

Well, the lack of it is also true. Depends on what you want out of it.

black/grey/white/or everything in between seen in the photo requires light and shadow. Light is basic element in photography. Source of the light is from sun or artificial light. I believe Kits means not all architectural photography required sunlight, it is always depends on what the creativity of the photographer.

 

[GOMUS]

 

[GOMUS]

I agree on using PS only for minor adjustments such as exposure/shadows/contrast. Makes a huge different to how your pictures turn out actually.

Btw, love your work Gomus. it's inspired me to go out to shoot buildings.

yes shooting building is fun!!

 

[DinoSG]

very nice architatural photos..

 

[GOMUS]

very nice architatural photos..

thanks Dino, not many people like taking buildings/bridge photo. Glad you like it!

 

[GOMUS]

 

[chalib]

Well done.....

 

[GOMUS]

thanks chalib....

 

[GOMUS]

Park 7, KL by CSYA

 

[The Oracle]

wow bro going back to malaysia ah!!!!!! Very nice portfolio you have now.

 

[GOMUS]

wow bro going back to malaysia ah!!!!!! Very nice portfolio you have now.

for seminar, it is a refreshing weekend break indeed!

 

[GOMUS]

place i stayed during my last visit to KL.

 

[GOMUS]

 

[GOMUS]

 

[xunjas]

nice view and framing, i like the green tones~~ =)

 

[GOMUS]

nice view and framing, i like the green tones~~ =)

Being away since CNY, the photo is taken in a spot easier find nearby, try your luck if you are there.