Recent content by ZhaoSuKe

Very much belated, recently went on an excursion to Oporto. Excellent atmosphere, Raw. & The architecture.. *swoons* Enjoy! C&C welcomed :)

Thank you very much Matthew :) You're right with the softness of the images, it was pretty hard to focus, i tried both manual & auto, she was quite a dynamic character, swaying from side to side. & since i was firing at 1.4 most of the time *** of the lighting indoors, even so much as a pigeon...

A spontaneous urge to go gigging, obligatory photo urges.

Thank you Rucel! I will admit, the cluttered background can be quite distracting, but of course this wasn't a planned shot per se, all other factors that aren't the subject tend to be pushed aside :p

I was over at my friends gaff, snapping about like a sneaky deviant & I managed to grab a shot of his Cat awaiting some treats. Cute little bugger!

Thanks alot guys :) I'd seriously recommend some shallow DOF wide angle portraits! Oh & to commemorate this day of Rapture, I decided to photograph my ascendency into heaven.

Gave the 2nd shot a quick clone-over. Seems much better, thanks for pointing out guys :)

Thanks alot guys :) I really appreciate it. I did have second thoughts of the crop on the 2nd shot, but if I hadn't cropped, there would've been distracting elements to the shot, (like there was a parked car in the top left & some distracting messy pavement in the foreground) I was going to opt...

So I recently got my grubby mitts on a Canon EF 24mm f./2.8 (corking lens imho) & i randomly called up a friend for coffee, of course my camera being at my hip at ALL times. (The amount of times I've said to myself "GOD! I wish i had my flippin' camera" is unaccountable) We then decided to...

Clever snap Rich. Of course, it's an 'inside' concept, let's see if people can guess what it is. Let's hope the force is with them.

Using photoshop's merging, wonderful tool!

God damn, that sky looks absolutely gorgeous. An excellent composition, i prefer it much more in colour, as to me, the contrast between the sky & building is far more striking.

Thanks Richard :) I must say this was a pure fluke shot, obviously I intended to get the gulls in take off, but their formation came as quite the surprise. It just a shame that the twigs were in the way.

It certainly is Richard, i love using it :) I guess the purpose of each shot was to highlight the bokeh in the first, & the detail representation on the 2nd. & Thanks :)

A few test shots with the Porst "Wide Angle" 35mm Take on Canon EOS 450D