Capturing the unseen
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Thanks bullterrier, people see decisive moments to grab a photo. For me, I am more drawn to emotions and expressions, and I feel the best way to capture this, is to get really close. Thanks for dropping by and checking out my stuff
nice photos so far...seem like you have sort of define your own style of shooting based on the latest pics (seem like more contrast and clarity)...not sure if i am correct to interpret this way
Hey Yamakasi, I can't really credit this as my own style. As Iam ripping off Daido Moriyama haha. I am just really drawn to this kind of photos. Maybe someday I can truly define my own true signature style. Thanks for taking the time to look at my pics and commenting.
Yamakasi
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Hey Yamakasi, I can't really credit this as my own style. As Iam ripping off Daido Moriyama haha. I am just really drawn to this kind of photos. Maybe someday I can truly define my own true signature style. Thanks for taking the time to look at my pics and commenting.
ahh...maybe one day you will have your own true signature style...btw..i like Daido Moriyama photos as well..
Thanks man.ahh...maybe one day you will have your own true signature style...btw..i like Daido Moriyama photos as well..
not everyone's favourite, but honestly its one of my fav too. Thanks man!
Yea they are, can't really remember how I manage to get this also haha, must be have taken a whole bunch of photos of him. Thanks for checking out my stuff man
aimANDshoot
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Love your works and color!
83,88,92 i like them.
I'd have given a tighter editing before throwing them all out here. You need to weed out the best ones with the biggest impact. But I am of course speaking as an onlooker. Some of these shots tells me you can/should do that. Not a particular fan of angled hipshots or in your face flash/no flash grab shots with no particular purpose than to show it could be done. I think pictures need to have elements that can hook the audience, something that can throw them off balance, something that can jolt them. The above 3 certainly did it for me.
I'd have given a tighter editing before throwing them all out here. You need to weed out the best ones with the biggest impact. But I am of course speaking as an onlooker. Some of these shots tells me you can/should do that. Not a particular fan of angled hipshots or in your face flash/no flash grab shots with no particular purpose than to show it could be done. I think pictures need to have elements that can hook the audience, something that can throw them off balance, something that can jolt them. The above 3 certainly did it for me.
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