Wonders of tiong bahru

[holychef]

Went phototakin today at tiong bahru area, here are some of the photos.

[arsenal]

so lousy......

[dBs™]

Nice try there ...

Why didn't you try the macro shot with those grassies ?

Try it ... it super addictive !

The amazing truth you'll see with macro !

[holychef]

couldnt ... lol.. the plant was in the pond, and this leaf was turning away from me... so couldnt reach it with macro as i using my friend's tamron 90mm macro...

[Peace]

Not bad, I kinda like the skyline shot, keep on shooting!

[holychef]

some more shots

[Streetmonkey]

if u ask me , yes i say it is very nice...

[domvonn]

improving lots....keep up the good work.

[holychef]

Here are more photos, but this time ites from Chinatown/Funan area =D

[holychef]

[holychef]

some comments please?

[Peace]

I don't know what to comment other than they're pretty good. In terms of technical aspect, I think you're more or less there. Lots of good photography are often attributed by creative composition of the photographer (which I serious lack ) Clubsnap is a good place if you want to seek serious feedback for improvement.

Of all the pics, I think I like this one best. Something about the kitty's expression caught my eyes.

[Streetmonkey]

the last few pic after the train is not in tiong bahru?... ya it nice ...

[Tere]

Holy, can see alot of improvement already. Keep shooting. Take note of the buildings, some of your shots building is slanted. Use the guide lines in your DSLR to gauge.

[Peace]

The pictures are straight, just the effect of barrel distortion causing the straight lines to bend near the edges of the image. All lenses will have some extent of this effect, more apparent in wide angle lenses. You can fix this using photoshop (Filter > Distort > Lens Correction...), though I've never tried using it. ;p