LIVE LIKE LIFE @ Jatujak bangkok
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 2:40 am
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LIVE LIKE LIFE @ Jatujak bangkok
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Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 9:35 amWow Juztin - that's a lot of images...
Just so that you know, they took a long time to download - not sure if it was the size of the images or the speed of the host site... It might put a few people off commenting...
Some great market scenes and some great candid shots... The ones that work best for me are: the blind beggar, the guy on the train platform and the silk flowers...
The last shot in your first batch also seems to feature some delicious looking food - Yum - What are they?
Just so that you know, they took a long time to download - not sure if it was the size of the images or the speed of the host site... It might put a few people off commenting...
Some great market scenes and some great candid shots... The ones that work best for me are: the blind beggar, the guy on the train platform and the silk flowers...
The last shot in your first batch also seems to feature some delicious looking food - Yum - What are they?
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 10:16 amHi Juztin
not sure if it's just my monitor or not, but alot of the pics seem a little dark (as in not bright).
I will refrain from critiquing, as you have not requested such.
not sure if it's just my monitor or not, but alot of the pics seem a little dark (as in not bright).
I will refrain from critiquing, as you have not requested such.
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 12:33 pmHi Juztin,
Good photos of the JJ market. Thanks for teasing my senses
I like quite a few of the shots. The 2nd one in the 2nd post is a bit too dark on my monitor. There are some nice candids there.
Alex
Good photos of the JJ market. Thanks for teasing my senses
I like quite a few of the shots. The 2nd one in the 2nd post is a bit too dark on my monitor. There are some nice candids there.
Alex
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 5:08 pmAussie Dave wrote:I will refrain from critiquing, as you have not requested such.
Dave is this in response to Marcus's post? If so, while obviously well intentioned, I think it's a bad idea to expect people ask for critiques in a section called Review's and Critiques before offering one. I'd be more inclined to say that if you don't want a critique posters should say theydon't want one. For me the name of the section implies critiques are requested. Just my 2 cents.
