Bangkok...Through the eyes of Nicholas Khoo
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Bangkok...Through the eyes of Nicholas Khoo
**BEFORE U CONTINUE WITH THE PHOTO VIEWING, PLS KINDLY ADJUST UR SCREEN TO THE MAXIMUM BRIGHTNESS TO ENSURE CORRECT LIGHTING EFFECT AND COLOR RENDITIONS. THANK YOU.**
This trip is taken in May with a friend who is learning photography. As an amateur in digital photography, we took whatever we did, MAINLY, focusing on FRAMING, ANGLE OF PERSPECTIVE AND LIGHTING EFFECTS.
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This trip is taken in May with a friend who is learning photography. As an amateur in digital photography, we took whatever we did, MAINLY, focusing on FRAMING, ANGLE OF PERSPECTIVE AND LIGHTING EFFECTS.
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Re: Bangkok...Through the eyes of Nicholas Khoo
Nice capture of the cup. even the scratches on the table can be seen but too simple a subject.
Nice colours captured of the Tuk Tuk nicer still is the contrast it shows against the mysterious background.
The Bus Stop has a slight distraction on the bottom left.
I prefer the Silky Thorns in B & W, hmm dunno why
Red Bud background is too distracting.
I would crop the bottom of the Devotees just below their hands to the arms of the Buddha to hide the distracting lower foreground.
I won't shoot Playing Time, too many subjects.
Golden Silence is fantastic.
Singha Beer should be near our friend and he should appear drunk beholding the glass.
Getting Married has a nice mood.
Lost is nice but our friend looks amused rather than lost.
I love this panning shot but the title ain't apt because there isn't any Traffic Jam. The reaction of the Tuk-Tuk driver is attractive to the photo.
Wedding Gown is one clever and nice shot.
Evening Rain is very nice it looks like a scene straight out of a Humphrey Bogart movie.
Concentration is a nice shot with a good lighting from the window complementing the mood.
Tha Wat Muang Khae Quay, phew I almost twisted my tongue, the focus should be on the background with the leaves blurred instead.
River Cruise is a very nice and serene shot.
Apologies, if I had said something silly or incorrect. Thank you for sharing your photos Nick.
Nice colours captured of the Tuk Tuk nicer still is the contrast it shows against the mysterious background.
The Bus Stop has a slight distraction on the bottom left.
I prefer the Silky Thorns in B & W, hmm dunno why
Red Bud background is too distracting.
I would crop the bottom of the Devotees just below their hands to the arms of the Buddha to hide the distracting lower foreground.
I won't shoot Playing Time, too many subjects.
Golden Silence is fantastic.
Singha Beer should be near our friend and he should appear drunk beholding the glass.
Getting Married has a nice mood.
Lost is nice but our friend looks amused rather than lost.
I love this panning shot but the title ain't apt because there isn't any Traffic Jam. The reaction of the Tuk-Tuk driver is attractive to the photo.
Wedding Gown is one clever and nice shot.
Evening Rain is very nice it looks like a scene straight out of a Humphrey Bogart movie.
Concentration is a nice shot with a good lighting from the window complementing the mood.
Tha Wat Muang Khae Quay, phew I almost twisted my tongue, the focus should be on the background with the leaves blurred instead.
River Cruise is a very nice and serene shot.
Apologies, if I had said something silly or incorrect. Thank you for sharing your photos Nick.
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Re: Bangkok...Through the eyes of Nicholas Khoo
hi saymell,
Thank for the comments. I'll take note of some of the pics that u commented. Hmm...i'm actually still learning to correct my perspective vision on how to capture an object...hmm...sometimes i'm lost as to what to compose a photo.
Hey, when will u post some of your works in here? Like to see them sometimes.
Cheers!
p.s: Your criticisms are good. It made me learn more about my shots and what i should have done.
Thank for the comments. I'll take note of some of the pics that u commented. Hmm...i'm actually still learning to correct my perspective vision on how to capture an object...hmm...sometimes i'm lost as to what to compose a photo.
Hey, when will u post some of your works in here? Like to see them sometimes.
Cheers!
p.s: Your criticisms are good. It made me learn more about my shots and what i should have done.
Re: Bangkok...Through the eyes of Nicholas Khoo
wah...there are 36 times this thread has been viewed but only one person made comments.....
Are my pics that bad?
Are my pics that bad?
Re: Bangkok...Through the eyes of Nicholas Khoo
i duno how to comment, cos mine sucks.. hahaha
newbie here, and i love the pics.
newbie here, and i love the pics.
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ashtorath wrote:i duno how to comment, cos mine sucks.. hahaha
newbie here, and i love the pics.
it's ok....it's good to know at least someone likes some of my pics...thanks for ur compliments.
I'm still learning too..I can share my experience with u if u like....
I've posted 2 of my pics in clubsnap and got quite a bit of critic from them. It is from the criticisms and suggestions that i learn from it....
Thanks anyway!
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ya, got time we cum out kopi then u teach me... hahaha
after i get my SLR of cos..
i know its good to get c&C and learn, but alot of words they post, i dun understand.
i too layman liao... so its better to explain in hokkien or mandarin..
but from ur pics, i love the colours and the angle of the shot.
after i get my SLR of cos..
i know its good to get c&C and learn, but alot of words they post, i dun understand.
i too layman liao... so its better to explain in hokkien or mandarin..
but from ur pics, i love the colours and the angle of the shot.
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Overall u had great shots of Bangkok or not.. Anyway.. try not o take something that can be found in Singapore.. Gelare cup? LOL!! OK I would rather hope to see more sceneries featured shots of Bangkok~ Maybe I will join in~~ Provided I got buy 4D to get 5D MUAHAHAHA!!!
series 2 of BKK
C&C are most welcome
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Re: Bangkok...Through the eyes of Nicholas Khoo
Hey ... i am a newbie too .... but just my little C&C
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1 - can see you are using a wide lens. so the cup looks flat at the top and a little distorted at the bottom- out of shape. should watch out for that. can go further away and zoom in.
2- Nice
4 - nice. no prob with it but i would zoom in and only leave those spiky things in the frame and you have an abstract !
5- the plant colours a little dull ... make can Photoshop to make the red more contrasting
7 - too many subjects with high contrast - distracting.
10 - nice use of framing
12 - nice panning ! sharp
22- nice but should try to get the whole lens in the picture
25 - nice sky ! should try to leave the building tip out. like the the other post ... leave it in or out .. not half unless abstract. like for 27 the boat out is fine as the main thing the chair is in !
anyway great pictures. i have not done travel photography before
Pictures
1 - can see you are using a wide lens. so the cup looks flat at the top and a little distorted at the bottom- out of shape. should watch out for that. can go further away and zoom in.
2- Nice
4 - nice. no prob with it but i would zoom in and only leave those spiky things in the frame and you have an abstract !
5- the plant colours a little dull ... make can Photoshop to make the red more contrasting
7 - too many subjects with high contrast - distracting.
10 - nice use of framing
12 - nice panning ! sharp
22- nice but should try to get the whole lens in the picture
25 - nice sky ! should try to leave the building tip out. like the the other post ... leave it in or out .. not half unless abstract. like for 27 the boat out is fine as the main thing the chair is in !
anyway great pictures. i have not done travel photography before
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I pretty like Tuk Tuk and Step right on~
Did you HDR most of your shots? Need to note the luminosity if so.
As for Step Right On, did you use a tilt shift lens? Nice~
Did you HDR most of your shots? Need to note the luminosity if so.
As for Step Right On, did you use a tilt shift lens? Nice~
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Alamak Nick too many pictures lah. Concentrate not on quantity. Each time showcase from 3 to 5 lah. I and you got alot of work in 'Engines' you know.
Boat Quay has a nice perspective but the building in the background (left) spoils the picture. Actually you can lower yourself and concentrate on the walkway.
Cruise in Style has a nice "framing" but the head in the foreground spoils the picture.
Guided Cruise has a nice 'compo' but the focus should be on the guide and flash should be "on" to highlight her, instead the focus falls on the guy whoo looks at the camera.
Pink Cab colours are a bit dull.
Shooting Inside is lovely, I love it.
The Young King should be in portrait and a closer crop doing away with too much white sky.
Washed and Browned would be nice if the boat in the foreground is not present.
Looming Clouds has nice sky hues but the "penis" shaped thing distracts.
The Boat Keeper is nice, I like it but the background should have more blur to isolate the main subject.
Step Right On I don't quite like the "compo" everything is too centred.
Souvenir Shopping I love the mood.
Boat Quay has a nice perspective but the building in the background (left) spoils the picture. Actually you can lower yourself and concentrate on the walkway.
Cruise in Style has a nice "framing" but the head in the foreground spoils the picture.
Guided Cruise has a nice 'compo' but the focus should be on the guide and flash should be "on" to highlight her, instead the focus falls on the guy whoo looks at the camera.
Pink Cab colours are a bit dull.
Shooting Inside is lovely, I love it.
The Young King should be in portrait and a closer crop doing away with too much white sky.
Washed and Browned would be nice if the boat in the foreground is not present.
Looming Clouds has nice sky hues but the "penis" shaped thing distracts.
The Boat Keeper is nice, I like it but the background should have more blur to isolate the main subject.
Step Right On I don't quite like the "compo" everything is too centred.
Souvenir Shopping I love the mood.
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Yapster wrote:I pretty like Tuk Tuk and Step right on~
Did you HDR most of your shots? Need to note the luminosity if so.
As for Step Right On, did you use a tilt shift lens? Nice~
hey, thanks for your comments. Will take note of them.
No, they are not HDR shots. It's taken mostly during the mornings or evenings where the sun direction is more definite. So, when i take the pics, i face away from them or if possible, create a silhouette shot.
Yes, for step right on, i used a tilt shift lens method.
Thanks!
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Hi there,
Thank you for sharing your pics here. I must say I enjoyed viewing them and I think you have a good eye for details. Though some of your pics look a little bit under on my calibrated screen, I think they add a bit mood and story which is good. Overall, the composition and editing are fine with me.
My concern is that putting all of them wholesale like that is a bit too much for me. After a while, they just look like snapshots. I think presentation is a very important aspect to learn as well. Maybe you can choose a few good ones that means a lot to you or group all into a common series which would help to tell your story better. E.g. Things to shop, places to go, where to eat... etc. One way to make your photo more interesting is to put in captions or write a little about it. It gives the reader some sense of direction. Another thing which irks me a little is the size of the title and black border. I find it a tad overdone and somehow distracting. I don't think you need to put them all into your pics. My suggestion would be to keep it consistent and keep the text small or don't put them at all. Give it a try and let me know if it works for you.
Hope no offense taken. Cheers!
Thank you for sharing your pics here. I must say I enjoyed viewing them and I think you have a good eye for details. Though some of your pics look a little bit under on my calibrated screen, I think they add a bit mood and story which is good. Overall, the composition and editing are fine with me.
My concern is that putting all of them wholesale like that is a bit too much for me. After a while, they just look like snapshots. I think presentation is a very important aspect to learn as well. Maybe you can choose a few good ones that means a lot to you or group all into a common series which would help to tell your story better. E.g. Things to shop, places to go, where to eat... etc. One way to make your photo more interesting is to put in captions or write a little about it. It gives the reader some sense of direction. Another thing which irks me a little is the size of the title and black border. I find it a tad overdone and somehow distracting. I don't think you need to put them all into your pics. My suggestion would be to keep it consistent and keep the text small or don't put them at all. Give it a try and let me know if it works for you.
Hope no offense taken. Cheers!
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Re: Bangkok...Through the eyes of Nicholas Khoo
hi Hazmee,
thank u for your comments. I will take ur advise on the border and he arrangement of my pics. Hmm...am still trying hard to learn to be like Zoossh in clubsnap. His travel shots are phenomenal. Just find that hard to imitate.
Thanks again for taking the time ! I've still got lots to learn from u too!
Criticism are very good for me. I prefer criticisms and hear about opinions than praises...as i wont learn from praises...
So! feel free to criticise my pics!
Cheers!!
thank u for your comments. I will take ur advise on the border and he arrangement of my pics. Hmm...am still trying hard to learn to be like Zoossh in clubsnap. His travel shots are phenomenal. Just find that hard to imitate.
Thanks again for taking the time ! I've still got lots to learn from u too!
Criticism are very good for me. I prefer criticisms and hear about opinions than praises...as i wont learn from praises...
So! feel free to criticise my pics!
Cheers!!
Re: Bangkok...Through the eyes of Nicholas Khoo
Saymell wrote:Alamak Nick too many pictures lah. Concentrate not on quantity. Each time showcase from 3 to 5 lah. I and you got alot of work in 'Engines' you know.
Boat Quay has a nice perspective but the building in the background (left) spoils the picture. Actually you can lower yourself and concentrate on the walkway.
Cruise in Style has a nice "framing" but the head in the foreground spoils the picture.
Guided Cruise has a nice 'compo' but the focus should be on the guide and flash should be "on" to highlight her, instead the focus falls on the guy whoo looks at the camera.
Pink Cab colours are a bit dull.
Shooting Inside is lovely, I love it.
The Young King should be in portrait and a closer crop doing away with too much white sky.
Washed and Browned would be nice if the boat in the foreground is not present.
Looming Clouds has nice sky hues but the "penis" shaped thing distracts.
The Boat Keeper is nice, I like it but the background should have more blur to isolate the main subject.
Step Right On I don't quite like the "compo" everything is too centred.
Souvenir Shopping I love the mood.
hey sahul,
Thanks for your comments man...appreciated!!
wah lao..looks like i have to go for the photographic class alrready....i dun seem to understand what is distraction. When i took the pic, i thought it will bring an interesting foreground or the background...but the viewers dun think so....hmm.......so frustrating at time....
ok, i will COntinue to Improve to be BEtter!!! heheheeh...
Thanks pal!
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Hey Nick , why you didnt post your Cairns photos up? I want to see!!! I bet you took a lot of photos lor , its such a beautiful place. Please post them up , let Alex get tempted & probably i will get a chance to go!!!!!!!!!! *Evil grinz*
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