[wildcat] Urbanity


Thanks for the feedback. Will take note of the weightage issue, and relook at it again ;) however when I took the pic (no cropping for this) I did intentionally include everything that was in the pic with balance in mind.

I assume #75 has the same problem? (that one was cropped at the bottom, wasted empty space)

Somehow #75 seems better to me with the tighter crop. The reason why I thought #76's composition was left-heavy was partially due to empty space below. Taking it at such a wide angle left the right side pretty empty (not sure if you get what i mean). Then again its all subjective so there's no right or wrong. Like CT mentioned, I think you've done a very good job capturing this "shot to death" cityscape from an interesting angle. ;)

Oh yes, forgot to mention. I really like the metallic feel of #72! :heart:
 

Somehow #75 seems better to me with the tighter crop. The reason why I thought #76's composition was left-heavy was partially due to empty space below. Taking it at such a wide angle left the right side pretty empty (not sure if you get what i mean). Then again its all subjective so there's no right or wrong. Like CT mentioned, I think you've done a very good job capturing this "shot to death" cityscape from an interesting angle. ;)

Oh yes, forgot to mention. I really like the metallic feel of #72! :heart:

Ah cool. Yep, it makes sense also. Thanks for the explanation. I think like that hor, can't change much liao coz #76 main focus is the bright yellow light (and the faint "batman" lights from the various buildings), so the bottom cannot cut off :(

Thanks for the feedback! Appreciate these discussions and hope I can still improve.
 

Ah cool. Yep, it makes sense also. Thanks for the explanation. I think like that hor, can't change much liao coz #76 main focus is the bright yellow light (and the faint "batman" lights from the various buildings), so the bottom cannot cut off :(

Thanks for the feedback! Appreciate these discussions and hope I can still improve.

#76 is fine the way it is :)
Yup, that's how we all improve and learn ya? ;)
 

A choice of perspective... which do you think looks better? :)

#11a
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#11b
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Hi wildcat, your photoes are beautiful.
may i know where's is this place? :D
 

that's yishun stadium :-)
 

#75A



Used three photos of near same exposure,
shot across three mins
so different people were
at different places
And just pick the pieces of pics
where nobody appears ;)

I didn't like it - too much unnecessary space
with leading lines leading nowhere

So I did it the other way round.

#75B


 

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#76



I was initially wary that the tripod head
would not hold steady for a vertical shot
so I was mildly surprised when it did.

I had known before I started
how tight things were going to be here
So I knew it was going to be vert pano.

And that's what I did.
3 shots, each ~2.5mins long.
 

Heh, thanks for visiting!

A lot of noise for the pic coz handheld :embrass:

nah, i didnt even notice it... till u tell me, overall i still love it... all the lines... sweet...:)
 

oooh ah... loves the lines....

I agree... very very nice picture.. and I didn't notice the noise too... That's why I think people give too much weight to noise performance sometimes...
 

Heh, thanks for visiting!

A lot of noise for the pic coz handheld :embrass:

The lines are swee enough to catch the viewer's attention so I think you have done a good job :thumbsup:

I didn't even pay attention to the noise that you mentioned. It was barely noticeable even on the larger version ;)
 

I agree... very very nice picture.. and I didn't notice the noise too... That's why I think people give too much weight to noise performance sometimes...

The lines are swee enough to catch the viewer's attention so I think you have done a good job :thumbsup:

I didn't even pay attention to the noise that you mentioned. It was barely noticeable even on the larger version ;)

Oh heh, thanks. :p
 

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