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Critique By:
Sony Kusumo (K:7190)
4/5/2005 5:25:42 PM
And your wife is..? one on the left? one on the right? Haven't seen her though....
Hey, Angela is right, the expression on the kids are priceless... Kids are adorable!
And blazing several shoots in a row is the power of digital.....
Cheers buddy!
Wanna do hunting together? Guess we should have an Indonesian UF member gathering....
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Critique By:
Sony Kusumo (K:7190)
4/5/2005 7:27:29 AM
He..he..he, gua kan ada di parkiran, bukan di dalam. & it's 1 1/3 stops under to catch the color of the sun...
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
4/5/2005 5:37:57 AM
he..he.. makanya loe harus banyak "get closer to"
orang-orang Chon, Jangn motretin lilin ama bangunan terus ha..ha..
Go out, mingle, chit-chat! Then ask politely (ada yg bilang begitu, gue lupa) to take their pictures....
Eh, Chon, foto Early Dusk loe mirip foto gue
semanggi sore hari ya..., nice shot, warnanya kok minim amat ya? Beda ama punya gue
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
4/5/2005 5:32:50 AM
Thanks folks!
Jan, ss always, I blaze several shots in a row, then check the result, crop heavily, play even more 'heavily' in PS 7.0 and voila, a shot like
the one I 've seen before somewhere...copy cat.
Angela, if you mean "littliest boy" was the
kid at the bottom left of picture - then I'd say
he is not a boy, she is a girl ha..ha..with
a very neat haircut like Sinead O Connor in her golden days!
have a nice day!
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Critique By:
Jan . (K:8693)
4/4/2005 5:19:54 PM
I Love the tones! What a great shot!
Congrats
Jan
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Critique By:
Angela Freed (K:10061)
4/4/2005 3:04:51 PM
This is gorgous. Nice tone and the expression on the littliest boys face is priceless.
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Critique By:
Sony Kusumo (K:7190)
1/22/2005 7:05:59 PM
Interesting object my friend... I see that you do like to experiment in shooting... So, be brave and let out your expressions! (in other word, mana foto yang lain.....???)
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Critique By:
Ben Mok (K:4084)
1/6/2005 12:52:31 PM
LOL...I know how it feels. I tried taking a macro of a flower today. Took 15 shots and none were focused the way I wanted it. Sigh.....
Thanks for your comment on my fireworks photo.
Regards,
Ben
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
1/6/2005 12:46:04 AM
ha..ha...not really "skills", Ben
A lot of try and error, yes. Plus, maybe
a risk of melted plastic body. Thanks!
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Critique By:
Ben Mok (K:4084)
1/5/2005 8:10:09 AM
Very good framing Rendy!
Takes alot of good skilss to take Macro shots with an A75!
Well done,
Ben
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
12/22/2004 3:10:12 AM
I beleive it called "candle wick" ...:-)
the thing in the middle of a burning candle.
Since I am a beginner, what I did mainly is to
"get inspired" from nice pictures I've came across.
I played with anything near me...ha..ha..
In this case, I wanted to capture the candle light only. Beside, the surroundings were not so "photogenic", that why I prevent them to show up on this picture.
Tks anyway for the tips!
Oh, not like your habit (ha..ha..ha..), I shot this candle on broad daylight, indoor.
Tks man!
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
12/22/2004 2:50:15 AM
Thanks Marcio,
unexpected tripod setup that turns out with lots
of shadows and nice night colors captured due to long shutter opening.
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Critique By:
Sony Kusumo (K:7190)
12/22/2004 2:48:34 AM
Nice shot! Love the burning detail of the candle euh... what is that in the middle (kalo bahasanya sih sumbu...). Just a hint, if you'd like to experimenting, try to do some slow-sync, whereas you put small apperture (large number) and slow shutter speed with flash, so that the object (fire in this case) will not glow too bright while the surroundings are captured nicely. Or maybe with remote/slave flash under the cross to add the dramatic view.
Happy experimenting!
Cheers!
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Critique By:
Marcio Janousek (K:32538)
12/22/2004 2:18:54 AM
Woww!!! Beautiful work on shadows, higly expressive.
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
12/22/2004 1:41:43 AM
Thank you,
due to noisy picture, I experimenting with variety
of setting at Neat Image - then add border effects on PS.
sorry for my late reply,
best regards,
Rendy, Indonesia
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
12/22/2004 12:58:24 AM
Hi, thanks Steve!
This 'angle' style I picked up from somebody, obviously.
Its great to learn from more experienced photographer, like you!
regards, Rendy
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Critique By:
Steve Bull (K:2094)
12/20/2004 9:35:41 AM
great composition here. the angle works.
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Critique By:
Marcio Janousek (K:32538)
12/10/2004 12:52:04 AM
Beautiful lights , nice angle !!
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Critique By:
Sony Kusumo (K:7190)
11/26/2004 2:33:33 AM
If that's the reflection of the pathway lighting, then you catch it well my friend! The pole did not distracting at all. See, the scenery is that you're in a building (sometimes in the 26th century LOL) overlooking the dusty city atmosphere that prevents the sunrays from killing humankind. You're inside the building, sealed all the people from harmfull pollution outside. The building is dingy and dusty and cold, but still kept the best Thai Restaurant in the city....
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
11/26/2004 12:36:08 AM
He..he..Chon, there was other bystander, just me.
The reflections on the glass in front of me was un-avoidable since there were glasses everywhere around the curved wall and also up - down side from where I stand.
The "sunrays" - horisontal yellow line - is no
sunrays at all, sorry. That was the direct reflections of continous pathway lighting, 2 meters behind me :-)
If that should look like sunrays, I am happy tho!
And the flower like pattern and the right end of the sunrays was I think-also some ornamaments (..not sure) behind me, bit distracting I agree.
Even more distracting, IMHO, is the pole at the right...a little more cropping or my changing position could result a better picture.
Now, my friend,
now at the opposite section of that floor, there's
the best Thai Resto in town! The Thai and I (rhyme
sounds familiar?)
Try it, if you're not already!
Thanks for your idea!
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
11/26/2004 12:23:46 AM
Thanks!
Actually the picture is not totally B/W, I just desaturate to some extent :-)
You can see the flowers on the foreground has some colors left. The little girl's expression, in my view, is "unusual" with the curly hair and all.
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Critique By:
Sony Kusumo (K:7190)
11/25/2004 1:45:16 PM
Another interesting picture buddy! Very nice highlights on the little girl. Well, black-n-white process can be interesting too...
Cheers!
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Critique By:
Sony Kusumo (K:7190)
11/25/2004 1:38:41 PM
Good catch my friend! It looks like Jakarta in the future. The building looks futuristic and cold while the sunrays seems unable to penetrate the cloudy polluted atmosphere.... The composition is unique but interesting, the glimpse of the sun over the window adds the sense of coldness future... Interesting. Just wonder what is the "things" on the right end of the sunrays. Was it the reflection of the bystanders? Guess you should edit them because it's a bit distracting, but just a bit though.... Cheers!
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Critique By:
Ben Mok (K:4084)
11/25/2004 6:34:46 AM
I personally use the S45, pretty much same as the A-range Canons.
I not long ago recommended the A80 to my friend when he went to Europe for holidays. He only uses ot for point and shoot so he was pretty happy with the results....
Cheers,
Ben
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
11/24/2004 8:34:40 AM
Thanks.
Another day, another story, I agree :-)
Well, A75 is a fine little camera - and I put some
editing on the picture using PS 6.0
regards, Rendy
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Critique By:
Ben Mok (K:4084)
11/24/2004 6:30:30 AM
A very nice shot for an A75 
Sorry about the funeral, after all tomorrow is another day!
Regards,
Ben
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
9/29/2004 12:59:33 AM
Thanks, Mark! The composition was 'as straight asit gets' from a beginner...:-)
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Critique By:
Mark Drago (K:10902)
9/28/2004 2:44:17 PM
well done: pleasant arrangement
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Critique By:
Rendy Rendratno (K:442)
9/24/2004 6:47:42 AM
Thanks for the encouragement guys!
Yes, the moon is too small (since it was in early phase) and my optics is so limited.
I did try using f2.8 (max. available) but the
shadows on the wall bluurred/or the moon blurred
So, balancing both object I ended up using f5.6.
Too bad also, the camera shutter can only open at 15 sec. maximum
Thanks for the advice, I'll try 'em later - when I got a better equipment ;-)
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Critique By:
Sony Kusumo (K:7190)
9/24/2004 3:55:39 AM
Tah ieu sae geuning......!
Well, this one is very creative, good composition, but capturing the moon is such a tricky things to do since it's very far away. You might use a 500mm lens or more to catch it nicely... . My suggestion is, focus on something relatively near (like the treetop or rooftop, or in this picture, the edge of the roof) and let the moon become the background. More over, use smaller apperture (larger number) to widen the DOF, and longer exposure time... Good catch man!
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