Lobby of Shangri-La Hotel (Best view larger)

Best View larger. Handheld at 1/20, F2.8, ISO 200

I like the two pillar on both side as if like a big curtain. Good mixture with day light and warm. Best Regards.

Wonderful compositon of this bright Lobby! what a beautiful lobby dear Alec :)

 

Biliana

Very good composition,colors,exposure and light,Alec.

excellent composition Alec !

very nice composition and colors...congrats.

Highly professional work.

 

Regards...

Best balance on exposure, splendid composition & nice warm tones, Alec, very well composed!!! Best regards.

Thanks guys, much appreciated, love your works too.

This is a very well composed photo, suitable for a hotel brochure. I am amazed that it is so crisp for a hand-held at 1/20 sec. It could not (at this magnification) have been any better with a tripod. I could not have done it.

Cheers.

A delight of composition, Alec. Beautiful colors with excellent light and balance. Very good view point! Regards!

Good to use the pillars to frame the lobby. Agree with Spencer, good light within & outside.

Another lovely interior Alec. Are you doing a project on Singapore's hotels?

remarkable control over exposure & composition. splendid light & color. regards!

Robert, David, Cherlyn, Umair thanks for the kind comments.

 

Kit Yoong, the images I did were test shots for client. Once approved, then it will be with proper lights and tripod setup for hi-res images.

Perfect framing and exposure. Congrats !

A difficult lighting situation. I'm wondering if you are going to do multiple exposures and combine them to allow for the interior to be light enough, but without the exterior windows/floor reflection being somewhat blown out? I'm amazed you can hand-hold at 1/20, too! I'd have massive blur happening.

Thank you Florin. Definitely Kim, multiple exposures with a tripod is the way to go. Sometime I also find that with NEF RAW file exposing for the highlights (i.e. underexposing the composition) will be sufficient to do corrections with PP.