Critiques

Shiner (19) 2005-08-29 9:19

Very well caught view and good use of slower shutter to give the viewer a sense of the rain coming down. Good DOF too.

Shiner (19) 2005-08-29 9:16

Excellent shot, and pretty outstanding capture of the beautiful strucure and the color of the fountain, given you didn't have a tripod and I know how frequently the colors changed etc. The testings and trials paid well. The cool blue water contrasts well with the warm lights of the hotel. Well done!

Shiner (19) 2005-04-09 13:17

Very nice detail, great mood created. The kid with the brown hair in the front seems to be observing it all. Well done!

Shiner (19) 2005-04-09 13:12

Very beautiful and rich photo. I agree the deep DOF does well, as I won't want to miss the details of neither the insense nor the temple. In particular I like the lighting on the insense, and also the multi directions the insense are pointing to. Congrats!

Shiner (19) 2005-04-09 13:07

This photo gives me a peaceful feeling, as if I were gliding from a mountain into the space. The shadows of the vegetation gives the photo some extra texture. Congrats!

Shiner (19) 2004-10-28 2:36

Very well captured, and it brought a smile to my face. Colors and composition are very nice as well, even without the comedian.

Shiner (19) 2004-10-13 6:49

This is an angel! Well caught, and the child is at ease in spite of you pointing a camera at her. Congrats Bharat!

Shiner (19) 2004-10-12 6:42

Very well seen and creative. Good work on this Alainh! Congrats!

Shiner (19) 2004-10-10 6:07

I have lived in HK most of my life, but this corner of HK is new to me. Very well taken, and excellent exposure to capture the lights in full. I note you love using extended exposure in many of your photos at less expected subjects, which I will try to experiment on. Thank you!

PS: where did you take this photo?

Shiner (19) 2004-10-10 4:52

Very beautiful colors, especially the blue around reflection of the boat. In a way, I am glad they don't allow fishing, or you might not get the calm waters to create this beauty. Well done, Jeppe!