Nightshot First Try

[verx13]

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[MinisQQ]

2nd picture I like your angle a lot.

 

[hkingx]

not bad for 1st try.. but there's still room for improvement. =D

 

[verx13]

not bad for 1st try.. but there's still room for improvement. =D

Thanks

 

[verx13]

2nd picture I like your angle a lot.

Thanks

 

[armadillo]

yeah, like #2 as well :thumbsup:
You hv very wide lens as well

 

[Prince Photogenic]

what lens are you using for these shots? i like the 2nd and 3rd pic

 

[rzaeliza]

beautiful!

 

[verx13]

what lens are you using for these shots? i like the 2nd and 3rd pic

Canon 10-22mm lens

 

[verx13]

beautiful!

Thanks

 

[kei1309]

#1 the tilt of the horizon's too much, and it's slightly over-exposed.

#2 the image and colors look nice.. feels like a group shot where the back row stands and the front row squats. nice perspective i feel.

#3 i think there's a little handshake involved. it would look more interesting with a fisheye lens

#4 your horizon's slanted, and the buildings on the left abruptly chopped off.

the thing i feel about your images is that there's no subject, and no composition.

except #2 they just feel like normal snapshots.

but don't worry! keep shooting! but do read up on composition techniques and how to correctly expose your images by playing with your settings. good luck

 

[verx13]

#1 the tilt of the horizon's too much, and it's slightly over-exposed.

#2 the image and colors look nice.. feels like a group shot where the back row stands and the front row squats. nice perspective i feel.

#3 i think there's a little handshake involved. it would look more interesting with a fisheye lens

#4 your horizon's slanted, and the buildings on the left abruptly chopped off.

the thing i feel about your images is that there's no subject, and no composition.

except #2 they just feel like normal snapshots.

but don't worry! keep shooting! but do read up on composition techniques and how to correctly expose your images by playing with your settings. good luck

Thanks for ur comments. I will try again and hope I can learn from all pro's comments.