Ok, managed to finish 1st round of processing.
My humble work and here there are:
Borobudur
My humble work and here there are:
Borobudur
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Ok, managed to finish 1st round of processing.
My humble work and here there are:
Borobudur
Scanner, my! Your experience comes through in this execution. The bigger Buddha in focus at the foreground and the smaller OOF Buddha at the background forms a unique indirect perspective (if I could describe it as such.. in my own words). My attention is certainly drawn to the front Buddha. And only upon re-examination that my eyes pick up the smaller one behind. A composition which, in my opinion, comes only after putting thoughts into.
In addition, the loss of the right arm, but the presence of the right hand on the thigh certainly portrays a surprising element as one would expect there to be a continuation from the right shoulder to the hand, but the missing arm creates a feeling of shock...
Ok, managed to finish 1st round of processing.
My humble work and here there are:
Borobudur
This picture tells the whole story. My version of this picture couldn't make it. Thus it was stored permanently deep in the abyss of my hard disk...
The decapitated Buddha staring into nothingness with lights gently streaming in from the square opening, sufficient only to illuminate the bare chest... I tried, and only just managed to touch the shoulder of the Buddha. Lucky me.
Haha... my Javanese maids maintained that when one is at Borobudur, one must strive to touch the Buddhas inside the stupa. Only those who are devout enough would be able to.
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Just some idle talk lah.
But :thumbsup::thumbsup: to the master Scanner here!
Doc Lim, you really are a night owl.
Doc Lim, you really are a night owl.
Captain Juker, Limwhow is a die hard fans of CS. Applaud to him.:thumbsup:
[/B][/U]Kids outside the temple
Really must learn from you to photograph the local people. Especially children.
For myself and Serene, we are so often caught up in the more obvious aspects of landscape (for example) that the more flavourful local sights and sounds slipped our minds.
It was really good to see all your pictures and to learn from them. Thank you, Scanner!
Thank you for your kind words.beautiful pictures :thumbsup:
Lim How, thanks again or your kind words. There is no ending to learning. Lets learn together and enjoy the process.
Thank you for your kind words.
Great, Scanner. I enjoy learning most at 2am in the morning. Like yourself...:bsmilie::bsmilie:(blur liao... I got not enough sleep...)