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Monday, January 16, 2006

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There was a photographic competition in NUS recently and just before the submission closed, an email was sent out to inform all members of the society to participate. Since i paid for the membership, I scrambled through my recent archives to see if i have any photo that matches the theme. Anyway, i submitted this photo under the "colours of life" theme and was unfortunate not to be selected.
Dear all,

Organized by the NUS Photographic Society, NUS Exhibition 2006, Colour & Contrast has received a total of 349 entries, out of which 43 prints were selected for exhibition.

I’m sorry to inform you that your entries for Colour & Contrast have not been selected.
Thank you for your keen participation.

You are invited to view the exhibition at Central Forum from the 18th to 20th Jan, 2006. Also, in conjunction with the exhibition, NUSPS Bazaar 2006, titled “Spectrum”, will be taking place at the same time.

Thank you for your participation and we hope to see you in our future events.

Regards,
Heng Pei Yan
Assistant Secretary
Management Committee 05/06
Photographic Society of NUS
I'm actually looking forward to see the wonderful 43 entries which must be of a higher standard than my little girl and doggie photo. =) Great opportunity to learn from the experts. Please do drop by to llook at the winning entries!!!

5 Comments:

Blogger jcyrhs said...

By The Window

Camera Model: NIKON D70
Lens: Tamron 90mm Micro
Exposure Time: 1/60 sec
F-Number: f/5.6
Exposure Program: Aperture Priority
Exposure Bias: -1.00 EV
Metering Mode: Center Weighted Average
Focal Length (35mm Equiv): 135 mm

Took this at a tourist spot back in malacca. The effect wasn't what i had in mind as i tried to go for a very low key effect. The lady in the photo turned away just when i clicked the shutter which created this effect as though she was shunning away from the lighted window. Anyway this is just an experimental shot. =)

16 January, 2006 23:45  
Blogger joel said...

hmm, i pretty sure u had better pictures than the one of the gal and the dog. Actually I liked that photo but technically it wasn't good. I think the dog's head must have been moving too much hence the blurness.

17 January, 2006 00:43  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Eh you damn bloody ego la. Yours not selected means that they are great photographers, haha :P

Anyway, yes, that isn't what I'd expect you to submit. Tecnically it wasn't perfect. Aesthetically, it was just a photo shot with a tele lens with hell lotsa bokeh. Emotionally, the girl's interacting with her dog, but her expression isn't exactly one that would win you a place for exhibition either. Finally, based on the theme of your entry, this isn't exactly a powerful entry on "Colours of Life"

17 January, 2006 12:22  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Anyway, back to this photo. I'd prefer to give it a stronger title, like "What lies beyond" or something along that lines rather than "By the Window"

I like how she's softly lit by the windows and looking into the shadows. It's like a pensive moment.

I don't like the messy background behind her. I think you could afford to place her further to the right as her current position seems rather awkward - not exactly center but not exactly at the 2/3rds. Not sure if shifting yourself could get a cleaner background then, though.

17 January, 2006 12:44  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

J: ego? hahah, tks for pointing out. Her position was a headache. Don't know how i overlooked that when framing. hmmm maybe i was in a rush.

17 January, 2006 23:02  

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