[wildcat] Urbanity

[Jeffrey 0ng]

Hi Wildcat! I used 2 day to study ur photo and really learn a lot from your photo. Thanks so much for ur comment and help. Hope I can see thing like u in the long run. I really got very very very long way to go and learn. Hehe.. :thumbsup::thumbsup: (Nice Photo)

 

[wildcat]

Hi Wildcat! I used 2 day to study ur photo and really learn a lot from your photo. Thanks so much for ur comment and help. Hope I can see thing like u in the long run. I really got very very very long way to go and learn. Hehe.. :thumbsup::thumbsup: (Nice Photo)

Yeah, I think I also do the same (study other people's photos). Thanks for the encouraging words

 

[wildcat]

#78



No tools
Just my camera and a few filters
And one picture that confirmed the straightness
of my judgement where the horizon lies
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[Kit]

Hah!! That worked. Can hardly see the irritants.....

 

[wildcat]

Hah!! That worked. Can hardly see the irritants.....

Yeah. Now thinking maybe should have cropped off the top also. Bit too bright and overwhelming. Not quite in photography mode, not thinking right :sweat:

 

[wildcat]

#79



Flyer

Had to rotate (thus crop) this.
Sense of horizon wasn't there when I took it.
Wish I had my leveler.
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[wildcat]

#80



The other side of Flyer

Hope the shifus don't flip at the
perspectively-incorrect view ;p
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[mimik07]

#78



No tools
Just my camera and a few filters
And one picture that confirmed the straightness
of my judgement where the horizon lies
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Back with a bang eh?
This is lovely work :thumbsup:

 

[ch4ngs7er]

:thumbsup: #78
Clean and simple shot!

 

[wildcat]

Back with a bang eh?
This is lovely work :thumbsup:

Thanks.. err, more like last fling before selling off my gears.

:thumbsup: #78
Clean and simple shot!

Thanks

 

[wildcat]

#81



The usual suspects, at the usual hangout.
18mm is too tight, no breathing space at the top, and all the other sides cropped to make picture salvageable.
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[wildcat]

#82



Converted to semi-B&W
with a borrowed lens
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[clydez]

Bro, this looking good, nice pano done

For Pic #71
May I ask how do you do a Pano stitch? what focal length was used?
I tried this location with 2 shots, but find it hard to stitch due to hard to match the water waves. I tried stitching manually using Photoshop.

 

[wildcat]

For Pic #71
May I ask how do you do a Pano stitch? what focal length was used?
I tried this location with 2 shots, but find it hard to stitch due to hard to match the water waves. I tried stitching manually using Photoshop.

Oops, just saw this. I don't really remember, but based on old habits, chances are focal length would be anything between 7 to 11mm. I believe the shot had a slightly longer exposure (but not long enough to blur all the water out). Normally my stitching is left to app; don't really spend time on those. My fav is still shot #76 which was quite easy to stitch but that's coz I took time to plan before I took the three shots (and a lot of failed experiments along the way).