Street Photography @ Chinatown

[cwaikong]

Can share exactly the location that you stood to take photo?

If I am not wrong, it is taken either from the Chinatown Complex Hawker Centre or the void deck above it.

 

[cwaikong]

We are undecided

 

[sikdik]

I am coming back ...... again ...

 

[Justintime]

Lovely series & really like the way you title your photos. Shoot more & post more !

 

[cwaikong]

I am coming back ...... again ...

Lovely series & really like the way you title your photos. Shoot more & post more !

Thanks. Definitely will post more. Stay tuned.
Meanwhile, you can also visit another thread of mine that shows street photography beyond Chinatown.

 

[cwaikong]

I am wishing you good health and prosperity

 

[cwaikong]

I am lost

 

[cwaikong]

I am a beads lover

 

[cwaikong]

I am bored

 

[cwaikong]

I am doing it the hard way

 

[cwaikong]

I am enjoying the food and company

 

[cwaikong]

I am telling you...

 

[bullterrier]

Good photos man. Not easy taking photos of subjects looking at you in our culture so well done! Might want to use DOF to create more drama and focus spots.

 

[cwaikong]

Good photos man. Not easy taking photos of subjects looking at you in our culture so well done! Might want to use DOF to create more drama and focus spots.

Thanks for the comments and suggestion. I am using a mirrorless camera for most of my shots. The intent is to stay as invisible as possible. Hence, it may be hard to create those subject isolation with shallow DOF. Maybe I would try to use my DSLR for some street photography the next time.

 

[bullterrier]

Thanks for the comments and suggestion. I am using a mirrorless camera for most of my shots. The intent is to stay as invisible as possible. Hence, it may be hard to create those subject isolation with shallow DOF. Maybe I would try to use my DSLR for some street photography the next time.

Dont get me wrong, I think your photos are lovely. Especially how u captured many people looking at your camera. Just suggesting you shoot with a bigger f stop so you get a shallower depth of field - you have a higher chance of out of focus shots cos its trickier especially if done on the move but when you do get it right with your subject in sharp focus and the back and fore grounds out of focus; the effect is worth it I think. Whatever the case, pls keep up the shooting and posting.

 

[cwaikong]

Dont get me wrong, I think your photos are lovely. Especially how u captured many people looking at your camera. Just suggesting you shoot with a bigger f stop so you get a shallower depth of field - you have a higher chance of out of focus shots cos its trickier especially if done on the move but when you do get it right with your subject in sharp focus and the back and fore grounds out of focus; the effect is worth it I think. Whatever the case, pls keep up the shooting and posting.

No worries.

 

[cwaikong]

I am reading the fine prints

 

[cwaikong]

I am looking for new feet

 

[cwaikong]

I am buying a piece of history