Quick Getaway to the beach...
As Ms Clover has a day off today, we decided to make a quick trip down to East Coast in the evening to do some cycling instead of jogging. After pedalling for an hour plus, we decided to take a quick break and took some fun shots before heading back.
It's really been a long time since we last cycled... next up, inline skating! :D
Photos taken with the Nokia N73
(click to view larger version)
It's really been a long time since we last cycled... next up, inline skating! :D
Photos taken with the Nokia N73
(click to view larger version)
Labels: Clover, Local, Photography, vacation
It's definitely the photographer, not the camera.
Posted by
Anonymous |
8:34 AM
Nanie..I must agreed with you lor..
Oh man..it doesn't looks like ECP lay..anyway happy dating!!
Posted by
Anonymous |
9:15 AM
heheeh... thanks :)
Posted by
ShutterBug |
1:17 PM
Popped by from lilsnooze's. Your photos are lovely - and I must say, I have an N73 myself and it doesn't do half what yours does!
Posted by
Anonymous |
4:23 PM
Agree with everyone. Its definitely the photographer, not the cam.
Posted by
Little Miss Snooze |
5:02 PM
Not easy making that park look romantic :-)
Posted by
pfong |
6:24 PM
Yes.. Definitely the photographer... How he can see it, I still have no idea!!!
Posted by
Anonymous |
7:01 PM
hi delphine - thanks for popping by. I guess it's more of knowing what the N73 can do to achieve your vision
I guess it would be good to share about developing your sense of vision. Have an idea, expand upon it and there you have it. Everyone has a certain visage in the mind but how do you translate it onto the digital canvas :)
Posted by
ShutterBug |
2:27 AM
hope you don't mind me dropping by from starsapphire's. :)
N73? You must be kidding!
I could never take such lovely pics with a camera phone, and that probably distinguish the amateur and the expert in this case. :)
oh btw mind sharing with me on which photo software did you use for your text editing?
Posted by
Ms Fair Face |
11:13 PM
hi ms Fair Face - thanks for dropping by. Yupz, from the N73.
okie, try this.. in User Defined mode, change to B&W and then adjust to +0.5EV.
Try to find good lighting when you shoot. Will sure get nice shots :D
Using Photoshop for editing.
Posted by
ShutterBug |
1:27 AM