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Buffet Style Dinner

Had a game of mahjong just now (yes...in the afternoon) and won some money from eugene. Used all of the money to buy dinner which 3 of us shared. it included, claypot lean meat, claypot vege, hotplate toufu, chilli crab and durians. I'm so bloody full now. Eugene, who was pretty upset over the lost, at up almost an entire loaf of bread. Hope he is okie.

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Blogger jcyrhs said...

Bridge

Camera Model: NIKON D70
Lens: Nikkor DX 18-70 Wide-Zoom
Exposure Time: 1/100 sec
F-Number: f/11.0
Exposure Program: Aperture Priority
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Metering Mode: Center Weighted Average
Focal Length (35mm Equiv): 27 mm

This is the landscape just beside the tree. Pls give your comments on this one, especially the position of the bridge.

05 January, 2006 20:50  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I say bingo again, but you lost alot of sharpness here compared with the last one, where the detail in the sand and sky was just excellent. Was it due to your quality setting or? Colour seems to be a tad muted. Position of bridge is brilliant. It breaks the monotony of a landscape with a vertically centered horizon and added strong visual elements in the photograph. Somehow I'm drawn to the dirty beach, lol.

05 January, 2006 22:00  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

j: i had to downsize this alittle as the online hosting can't take anything more than 500kb. =|

05 January, 2006 22:35  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Actually you can upload to the webspace I made for you and link from there.

06 January, 2006 00:54  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

very nice - yc

06 January, 2006 01:07  
Blogger pfong said...

Great shot. Is this in Singapore?

06 January, 2006 09:25  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

nice shot Yiren.

An alternative would be to have the bridge at an angle and shooting from the base of the bridge. It would give the effect of the bridge, and beach merging to move into the sea.

06 January, 2006 09:45  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I like the sky better...the position of the bridge is quite nice the way it kinda merges with the sky..:)

seeya in school!!

06 January, 2006 11:02  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

Thanks all for the comments!!!

pfong: This is malacca coast.

06 January, 2006 15:21  
Blogger andromean said...

tsunami!

06 January, 2006 22:57  

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