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David, thanks for sharing. so timing is absolute critical. point well taken. thanks again.

Hi David: I am curious to know what technique do you use to capture night/low light shots. Do you meter once and take one shot or you meter separately for bright and not so bright areas and then merge/balance in photoshop. You have some stunning shots in your portfolio BTW. Another thing I like about your portfolio is variety. Wonderful and inspiring work. Keep it up. Cheers. Subho

Please suggest me on improvements

Please suggest me on improvements. This pic looks different (a bit

dark) when viewed on a CRT monitor.

forgot to ask one thing....whats the stutter speed?

wow, wow, and wow

nice ground coverage. good colors too.

this is the best eiffel shot i have seen in recent times.

very enticing. great use of light.

Your valuable suggestions appreciated

Comments appreciated.

i wish i can take a picture like this before i decide to quit. please post more.

This is a photograph I took in our local botanical garden. Then

tried to use PS texture filter to give it a painting sort of look.

Comments and suggestion on how to improve appreciated.

wow!! mother nature has so many wonderful things. nice composition.

i liked the sharp focus on left and a gradual softening on the right. simple yet beautiful composition.

learning photoshop. i tried to blur the petals while keeping stamens

in sharp focus. used photoshop CS. comments welcome.

Does the tiny water droplets make it distracting?

this is a classic. just wondering how would it be if turned to B&W and if by any chance you have a shot with the models face more (not complete) towards the camera.

My thanks to all for the valuable comments and suggestions. I hope I will improve one day.

A typical shot of a rose that is displayed by my local Rose Society.

Someone suggested to spray water so that the water droplets give it

some extra punch. I have seen other pro photographers using the

technique. Is it okay or is it unethical to manipulate the

subject/environment? I am an amateur and would like to hear from

experienced people. Thanks.

its a nice shot. can you remove the black lines from the background?

true caption indeed.....a perfect composition and an equally beautiful capture. i wish i get at least one shot like this before i retire.

i used a short working distance to make the distant part go out of

focus. i liked the effect. what do you think? also i got to improve

on making borders with PS. suggestions please. thanks

nice shot. i liked the sharp front and the slightly blurred look at the distance. how did you make the background so smooth?

nice shot with a nice background. just wondering whether you can make it sharper or else you can try to soften it and then it would look like a painting. sometime it helps.