door locks

[j4shirley]

I am new shutter user here, wish to share some photos with u all. :)
Appreciate your comments

#1
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa28/j4shirley/doc0019.jpg

#2
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa28/j4shirley/doc0013.jpg

PhotoBlog (http://www.photoblog.com/j4shirley)

[Freaky]

Welcome Shirley,

Interesting subject matter, i kinda see what you trying to do, but you need to watch out for the refection when shooting things that shine. Besides just looking at the object you are shooting, consider the secondary picture that is the reflection. If you cannot get out of the reflection when shooting, maybe make your reflection as a focus of the shot.

Lastly, careful with the composition on the sides of the pics...

Besides that, nice try... KEEP SHOOTING...:D

[noordin]

quite interesting. :)

[noruazumi]

welcome to shutterasia, shirley.
interesting subject u got there. i think eveyone here must at least once use the door-knob as their subject.
i'm guilty as charged as well. hahaha.
i think mr. Freaky already explained all the do and don't when taking this sort of subject.
what left for me say is, be focus with your main subject.
try to leave out those things that are not the main ones.

lastly, i would like to share a door-knob shot that i took during my early age of dSLR.
it is a crap shot but i still want to share it... if u don't mind. hehe.

5366

see? i've told u that most of people here have took door-knob as their subject. hehe.
so, keep up the good work ya! :)

[ckchowov]

I see a guy wearing short pant...hehe™...

[dSLR]

Good & nice try. Also ensure the focus on the intended subject is spot on. :)

[j4shirley]

freaky, thanks a lot for the sharing. it is really encourage me to put myself work harder on it. thanks again. :)

Welcome Shirley,

Interesting subject matter, i kinda see what you trying to do, but you need to watch out for the refection when shooting things that shine. Besides just looking at the object you are shooting, consider the secondary picture that is the reflection. If you cannot get out of the reflection when shooting, maybe make your reflection as a focus of the shot.

Lastly, careful with the composition on the sides of the pics...

Besides that, nice try... KEEP SHOOTING...:D

Hi noruazumi,
i don mind on your sharing. it is really wonderful.
will keep trying again.
cheers.


welcome to shutterasia, shirley.
interesting subject u got there. i think eveyone here must at least once use the door-knob as their subject.
i'm guilty as charged as well. hahaha.
i think mr. Freaky already explained all the do and don't when taking this sort of subject.
what left for me say is, be focus with your main subject.
try to leave out those things that are not the main ones.

lastly, i would like to share a door-knob shot that i took during my early age of dSLR.
it is a crap shot but i still want to share it... if u don't mind. hehe.

5366

see? i've told u that most of people here have took door-knob as their subject. hehe.
so, keep up the good work ya! :)

haha.. have a nice pose too. :D

I see a guy wearing short pant...hehe™...

Got it. Noted. :P

Good & nice try. Also ensure the focus on the intended subject is spot on. :)

[blur]

Nice tries, j4shirley! I like the monochrome style. One thing you need to be careful of when you're taking shiny objects like this, is reflection.

[j4shirley]

noruazumi, thanks for your editing. now i know how to do multiple quotes. :P:redface:

freaky, thanks a lot for the sharing. it is really encourage me to put myself work harder on it. thanks again. :)



Hi noruazumi,
i don mind on your sharing. it is really wonderful.
will keep trying again.
cheers.




haha.. have a nice pose too. :D



Got it. Noted. :P

blur, thank you so much. i will take care next time. :cool:

Nice tries, j4shirley! I like the monochrome style. One thing you need to be careful of when you're taking shiny objects like this, is reflection.

[csjian]

welcome to shutterasia, shirley.
interesting subject u got there. i think eveyone here must at least once use the door-knob as their subject.
i'm guilty as charged as well. hahaha.
i think mr. Freaky already explained all the do and don't when taking this sort of subject.
what left for me say is, be focus with your main subject.
try to leave out those things that are not the main ones.

lastly, i would like to share a door-knob shot that i took during my early age of dSLR.
it is a crap shot but i still want to share it... if u don't mind. hehe.

5366

see? i've told u that most of people here have took door-knob as their subject. hehe.
so, keep up the good work ya! :)

nice shoot bro... & nice lock!! :cool:

[csjian]

I am new shutter user here, wish to share some photos with u all. :)
Appreciate your comments

#1
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa28/j4shirley/doc0019.jpg

#2
http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa28/j4shirley/doc0013.jpg

PhotoBlog (http://www.photoblog.com/j4shirley)

welcome shirley..good try! very creative

[alancheong7]

I like reflections off shiny surfaces, especially close-ups.

So, #1 is good...I like the contrast of new against/on old, too ... unless you polished it beforehand ! :D


Zumi, your doorknob pic very nice, very sharp, handheld summore ... right out of cam? Good lighting, too ... early days konon :run_away: :D