Critiques

Across_Asia (306) 2008-12-22 2:24

Hi Lee
Great POV and contrast of the maidens against the sand dune. How did you get the high angle shot? Thanks for sharing. Perhaps one day I will visit Phan Rang.

Cheers / Steven

Across_Asia (306) 2008-03-14 6:40

Hi Jose
The beauty of this photo lies in the story it depicts. Excellent POV

Cheers / Steven

Across_Asia (306) 2008-02-28 8:07

A picture tells a thousand words, and here your photo says a lot about Ebby and his profession as a porter. I think you have chosen a good position to take the shot - particularly the rough terrain he has to transversed to reach his destination.

Cheers / Steven

Across_Asia (306) 2008-02-25 16:49

Hi Rabani
A well captured POV. That said, I agree with Latiff's comments and I very much like the WS image that he had done.

Regards / Steven

Across_Asia (306) 2008-02-18 5:30

Hi Jonathan
Once in a while a gem of photo comes along. This is, to me, is one of them. Like Swan Lake, your composition is superbly 'choreographed' with the setting sun as a backdrop.

Cheers / Steven.

Across_Asia (306) 2008-02-16 21:19

Hi Way
A well framed shot, with different layers. I am amazed that despite the orange sun, the surrounding image retains its blue tone. Well done.

Cheers / Steven

Across_Asia (306) 2008-02-12 7:25

Hi Latiff
Agree with 'Belido' that it is a unique POV. The bridge design is also unlike the others that I have seen. Was there any particular reason for using ISO 400?

Cheers / Steven

Across_Asia (306) 2008-02-12 7:13

Hi Vincent
Great shot here - POV and colour. However I would have preferred to include the entire tip of the building top.

Cheers / Steven

Across_Asia (306) 2008-02-11 1:52

Hi Indra
A superb POV with great colour control. Wish I was there too.

Cheers / Steven

Across_Asia (306) 2008-02-04 2:52

Hi Jamie
Execellent POV with the multiple layers. It borders on surrealism, especially if one imagines that there are no buiddings in the yonder. Congrats.

Cheers / Steven