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Published: 2006-10-22 12:33:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 2883; Favourites: 58; Downloads: 51
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Copyright © 2006 Lim Wan Xiong, All Rights Reserved__________________
Jiu Zhai Gou, Sichuan, China
Canon EF-S 18mm-55mm Kit Lens + Hoya Circular Polarizer
Lucky I had saved this in RAW file. The actualy shot was slightly over exposed and the colour temperature wasn't as what it was suppose to look. Here, we are at Dragon lake if not mistake, it was an excellent view, but my legs are tired by that time. Didn't had much of an intrest shooting more.
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reminds me of those friday the 13th summercamp locations. great atmosphere created by wonderful autumn colours.
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reminds me of the philiphines.
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This looks very beautiful...!
However, as always, when doing nature photography, the thing is always there, so very often ppl find other ppl copying them, or they copy from each other.
...and yes, there are always some ppl who are more talented than others!
It's like what you said, with the same scene out there, PS skill or retouching skills really makes a difference!
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Thanks to PS, it saved most of my works. Its like a miracle, the way you want it to be. 
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Hmm...ya, PS can make our photographs much better, but still, I'm not sure how to achieve the similar effect without PS.
Maybe relying on PS too much henders our learning progress on true photographic or 'darkroom' manipulation skills?
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I do agree what you are saying. So next time, try to adjust the white balance using a white paper in all occasions. Then get the correct exposure everytime, get a tripod too.
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Yes...but consider the advantage of digital...it really saves a lot of cost on traditional equipment that is needed to achieve certain effects without PS...
For example...some color filters like the color GND filers, some are very expensive, and the effect can be easily achieved in PS...
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Wow, those colours are outstanding, love the blue of the water.
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Yeah, if its the sky reflecting off the water thats giving it such an intense colour.
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A little bit of the wind off site, makes the water complicated.
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Good work, rich colors in this, I like your typography also
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How you incorperate text into a composition; you're really good with it.
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pretty simple ... make type it out first, make 3 spacing for every word, and 4 for bracketing. Then make sure its position is in the middle and the desired place.
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Oh it wasn't a question, I was explaining what typography was to you lol.
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Is typography like composition? Sorry for my poor vocabulary
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It plays a role in it so yes
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I look for subjects that are pleasing to the eye.
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omg this is seriously beautiful!!! instant 
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You dont need to see the real china. Hong Kong itself is amazing
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don't you think you sounded a bit cocky here? yes, you are talented but so does others. i don't agree of what you commented. please see the world fairer.
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Well I guess you are quite right there. But in the mean time I don't like people being unoriginal.
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bit cocky i agree, but everyone has the right to be sometimes, or am i wrong? i love the picture, really nice coleur, nice catch!
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nope, no one has the right to abuse others. imagine your photos are treated as copying others whom taken the angle first, do you think it's fair while you just want to enjoy your own photos?
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i don't really see it as abuse, but with the second part i have to say i agree with you
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Well, I am that kind of photographer that is proud of what I could do. If I get a nice shot, I am happy myself.
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