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My redemption? (hopefully that is..)

erm damn..abit dark and murky again. *slaps fore head*

Me Me Me!!

(busy munching dried up instant noodles..)

Damn, the last one is good! A film stock photo or digital anyway for curiosity? :P

Come to think of it..could use abit more contrast on the ground..looks flat. And if only those buildings weren't there..sigh.

Not exactly a stellar photo..but I hope you all enjoy it all the same

(need eyedrops for sore eyes? ;) )<div></div>

Great photos eric! ermm..but the star wars figure...*scratch head*...

Erm, sadly it isn't taken by me. It's by my neighbour..nevertheless I thought the picture was good so I converted it to monochrome and placed it on for you guys to look at.

Looks like I may need to work on those abit more. Erm, as for the awkwardness..they're not posed..so well...I just make do with the situation? (don't quite know if that is an excuse..)

gee..true.

Somehow my brain isn't quite working today..it's blazing hot here!

Well, it maybe taken from a digicam, and it's not even by me, but

just a picture to brighten you guys up for today..post any like it

you got! ( I may not like dogs..but this is rather endearing..)<div></div>

I think it's the characteristics of the older uncoated lens. I noticed only frames taken with my summar or summitar have this effect.

Don't really know for sure though...but the summilux and elmarit seems ok.

 

Btw, both of my lens are uncoated

Well of course I'll have knocks once in a while..might just as well look on the bright side.. ;)

Forgot to add the specs..Summitar with a +1 yellow filter, Tri X rated at 800.

PIC 6 - An experiment with Grain<div></div>

PIC 5<div></div>

PIC 4-not too sure if it's technically good.<div></div>

PIC 3<div></div>

PIC 2<div></div>

PIC 1<div></div>

Well, I think I got the post processing resolved (I'd hope), so I'd

venture with some street portraits I took a while back..hope you all

enjoy them *crouches in his rhino hide again...*

Kent:

What I like about them: Tonality, rushed composition, at the moment expressions.. ( all these have to be taken quick..got to be fast to gauge what's a good shot).

 

What I don't like about them: Could have gotten closer. Should have taken more a little on head shots. Too many shots on flowers. Framing wise some of them could be better done (like grieving 1..).Was little rushed in taking photos because I was worried the hallway would empty before I finished my roll...should have taken my time more.

Max, there's something you need to learn about asians..you don't go TOO close when they're grieving...they take exceptional offence to that...even if you're using a rangefinder.

 

As for contrast..well..I was worried about jacking it up cause the last time I did that all my pictures didn't turn out so good (the last post..)

Ay, but it would have been nice if they let me move around during the service. The staff forced me to sit tight with the audience..only the press photographers were allowed to roam *shrug*. These are just after the service...

Sorry if I don't spell so well..just had a quarrel with my gf and am pretty sleepy. Good night y'all...