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yeay...lets go...to hort park maybe..this sun morn?

I've uploaded a couple of fotos (in my gallery) shot during a kampong wedding sometime last year when i just got my D90. They are not perfect as i was still trying out the various setting but check out the rustic background... Would also be nice to get some nice bikini models with that rustic setting..

pussy_lover wrote:I've uploaded a couple of fotos (in my gallery) shot during a kampong wedding sometime last year when i just got my D90. They are not perfect as i was still trying out the various setting but check out the rustic background... Would also be nice to get some nice bikini models with that rustic setting..

Where got "couple of fotos", couple have la

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Nice use of the sephia filter to give the aged look tp the photos.

Now waiting for SS96 to upload his test shots

sorry lar brOs..my RAW files are very big..any program to change to jpeg n make it smaller..as for now my optical disk drive doesn't exist in my NetBook.my PC has kapoot again...dilemma lar..

Thanks for your comments. Actually i uploaded 2 fotos but only the 2nd one was successfully uploaded. The first one, i think is more interesting as i used the kampong scene as the backdrop with an overhanging branch to complete the frame. I'll try to upload later tonight. I'm more into portraits, not so much into scenery shots.
Would be nice to see some of SS96 fotos as he's made interesting comments on the earlier fotos.

Have uploaded a second foto with more background. Please see my gallery. You're free to pass comments..

pussy_lover wrote:Have uploaded a second foto with more background. Please see my gallery. You're free to pass comments..

Link la bro...

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Okay, nothing much from the first just that this shot is full. The branches on top of the couple head tend to lose the detail in the bigger picture. I'm still looking for that rustic effects with the spehia effect which is not evident, perhaps a B & W filter would work more in this shot. Sorry ya a bit critical..

BoW wrote:Okay, nothing much from the first just that this shot is full. The branches on top of the couple head tend to lose the detail in the bigger picture. I'm still looking for that rustic effects with the spehia effect which is not evident, perhaps a B & W filter would work more in this shot. Sorry ya a bit critical..

No sweat lah, still learning...