Kuan Ti Temple Petaling St

[knytan]

My first photo post at SA. Something I dug up from my archive. Some of you might have seen it at other forums. I don't have alot of B&W pics, so here goes :D

1#
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/231/459970652_aa2fe09c07.jpg

2#
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/127/318605918_c8400c947f.jpg

3#
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/96/274603318_3c62d25810.jpg

[noordin]

Love the set. Very nice indeed. :)

[ShaolinTiger]

Lovely tones, #2 is just great.

Welcome to SA :)

[qqmeng]

very nice..

i like the 1st one..you managed to get the chinese wording

[Gojira]

I like your conversion.....watch out for the over-exposure in the 2nd photo though.

Nice and tight composition!

[Ju-Lian]

Love #2 and #3. A temple is not a temple without smoke ;P

Did anyone give you dirty looks while you were shooting?

[knytan]

Love #2 and #3. A temple is not a temple without smoke ;P

Did anyone give you dirty looks while you were shooting?

Fortunately no, but it is advisable to be quick about it. Sometimes if you linger too long they will give you the evil eye.

Thanks all for the comments.



I like your conversion.....watch out for the over-exposure in the 2nd photo though.

Nice and tight composition!

Hi Gojira

Yeah, actually it was over-exposed. :D

[kenmin]

knytan, love the series especially #2. i like how you compose the photos.
just out of curiousity, if you have the chance to reshoot the same photos again, what would you do differently this time?

[knytan]

knytan, love the series especially #2. i like how you compose the photos.
just out of curiousity, if you have the chance to reshoot the same photos again, what would you do differently this time?

Hi Kenmin

Thanks for the comment.

I would have done it with a lower exposure and correct white balance(before conversion to B&W). A tighter compo woudl have helped too. Was a noob back then, but guess we never stop learning. :drunk:

[ckchowov]

Very 'Black and White' feel. Nice.