paanong abstract? building po ang kinukunan ko. hehehe! kasi, madalas kuha ng building ay yung patayo na tuwid ang lines. para kakaiba naman ang kuha.. c",)
opinion ko lang naman po yun, but kung explain ko siguro eh,kasi nga di ba parang walang definite subject,di tukoy na bldg talaga ang kinukunan,dapat siguro tignan ko yung link neto,rac
nakita ko na po yung site,and yun ang pinagbasehan mo sa mga shots mo,hehehehehe,k, lang po but dapat naging mas creative ka,just keep on trying,kaya mo yan,rac
nakita ko na po ang kulang "composition" po, kung pano mo compose yung shots mo,(yung the city po)click mo yung city shots and makikita mo yung composition ng photographer.
kasi po malaki yung subject mo,so na disregard yung thirds,kung ginawa mong panoramic siguro baka ubra,kasi if you look at the picture wala ka ng ibang makikita,kung baga kulang sa attraction,rac
di ko naman po sinabing di maganda,sabi ko lang kulang sa composition,kung panoramic po and maganda ang composition me attraction,uhmm, di ako particular sa paintings eh,,,rac
pareho lang po ang picture with paintings. actually, yung pagtake ng picture, follow nya yung mga "rules" ng painting when it comes to composition. c",)
i mean sa painters,uhmm,okay po,pero kunan mo ulit yung same subject mo , modify mo lang yung angle nya, compose mo ng mabuti, then post mo ulit,,,suggestion lang po,,,,, rac
kaya nga po sabi ko di ba compose mo same subject,para malaman natin kung me pagkakaiba,hehehe, lakas nga ng ulan di ako makalabas ala akong payong,,,,rac
i know this bldg. malapit sa salcedo st ito. hmmm i forgot the name. basta it houses the Ayala FGU insurance something. (if my memory serves me right this time) hahaha...if you'll ask me...i like it. parang it defines the lines, the structure - abstract nga dating. first time i saw it, sabi ko familiar and i was trying to remember the name of the bldg. tapos nakita ko from afar yung HSBC bldg. ganda nga ng dating nun eh. pero coming from someone who doesn't have talent in these i go with what i see. nagandahan naman ako...hehehe ~SeL
From "Composition for Photographers" by Vic C. Valenciano: Use line for effect. Lines depending on how they are laid out, have varied effects on the mood or feel of the picture.
From "35mm Handbook" by Michael Langford: (On Architecture) Try to avoid too many conventional shots. Often, part of a building--or just a detail--can suggest the whole.
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nice shots pero parang kulang,abstract ang dating,di masyadong define ang subject mo.rac
paanong abstract? building po ang kinukunan ko. hehehe! kasi, madalas kuha ng building ay yung patayo na tuwid ang lines. para kakaiba naman ang kuha.. c",)
opinion ko lang naman po yun, but kung explain ko siguro eh,kasi nga di ba parang walang definite subject,di tukoy na bldg talaga ang kinukunan,dapat siguro tignan ko yung link neto,rac
nakita ko na po yung site,and yun ang pinagbasehan mo sa mga shots mo,hehehehehe,k, lang po but dapat naging mas creative ka,just keep on trying,kaya mo yan,rac
opo... nde definite na building yung kinunan. hmmm... nilagyan ko lang na twist pagkuha ng building. ;) kaya nga tabingi.
ano pong link?
ahhhh.... yung link ng Click The City. hehehe!
ibig mong sabihin, nde maganda kuha ko? waaahhh! :p
nakita ko na po ang kulang "composition" po, kung pano mo compose yung shots mo,(yung the city po)click mo yung city shots and makikita mo yung composition ng photographer.
hehehe! yun nga ang sinasabi ko. yung City Shots. c",)
kulang sa composition? follow naman yung thirds, di ba? :p
kasi po malaki yung subject mo,so na disregard yung thirds,kung ginawa mong panoramic siguro baka ubra,kasi if you look at the picture wala ka ng ibang makikita,kung baga kulang sa attraction,rac
hmmmm... kung panoramic po sya, wala na yung "arte". hehehe! c",)
di ba nga, yung painting ni Picasso, walang nagkagusto nung ginawa nya nung time nya? (hahahaha! compare ba naman kay Picasso..) Ü
di ko naman po sinabing di maganda,sabi ko lang kulang sa composition,kung panoramic po and maganda ang composition me attraction,uhmm, di ako particular sa paintings eh,,,rac
pareho lang po ang picture with paintings. actually, yung pagtake ng picture, follow nya yung mga "rules" ng painting when it comes to composition. c",)
i mean sa painters,uhmm,okay po,pero kunan mo ulit yung same subject mo , modify mo lang yung angle nya, compose mo ng mabuti, then post mo ulit,,,suggestion lang po,,,,, rac
ala, eh! may pahabol pa pala. hahahaha!
in short, nde ka nagandahan sa kuha ko. waaahhhh...
kaya nga po sabi ko di ba compose mo same subject,para malaman natin kung me pagkakaiba,hehehe, lakas nga ng ulan di ako makalabas ala akong payong,,,,rac
yun na rin po yun.. c",)
kasi naman, nde magdala ng payong, alam namang lagi umuulan dyan. :p
i know this bldg. malapit sa salcedo st ito. hmmm i forgot the name. basta it houses the Ayala FGU insurance something. (if my memory serves me right this time) hahaha...if you'll ask me...i like it. parang it defines the lines, the structure - abstract nga dating. first time i saw it, sabi ko familiar and i was trying to remember the name of the bldg. tapos nakita ko from afar yung HSBC bldg. ganda nga ng dating nun eh. pero coming from someone who doesn't have talent in these i go with what i see. nagandahan naman ako...hehehe ~SeL
hay, salamat... may kumampi sa akin. hehehehe! c",)
From "Composition for Photographers" by Vic C. Valenciano:
Use line for effect. Lines depending on how they are laid out, have varied effects on the mood or feel of the picture.
From "35mm Handbook" by Michael Langford:
(On Architecture) Try to avoid too many conventional shots. Often, part of a building--or just a detail--can suggest the whole.
Hmmm... ipaliwanag ba naman. c",)
hahaha...magaling! maipagtanggol lang ang sarili. aba nagresearch pa talaga si ate. :-D ~SeL
sinong ate?! hmpt! :p
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