Old tailor in Singapore, a photo from Bedok, East

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Ninguno

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gringofil (0) 2003-07-09 5:54

If this shot was in focus, it would have been a good one. There are so many details here that I want to have a closer look at them as well as the tailor himself. You are using a good camera with good AF, but here the camera might have been shooting at a lower shutter speed, that's why you got all the blurriness. I would suggest you invest in a tripod. Than all your shots will be as sharp as you want them to be.

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Edwin (188) 2003-07-09 6:25

A nice capture of this tailor at work. I agree with Fil regarding the bluriness. Another helpfull tool could be a monopod, a one legged "tripod". It saves you time (no need to set up the tripods legs) and your subject, in case human :) would not be distracted too much during the proces of choosing an angle.

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acrylonithrill (368) 2004-01-11 11:23

I added this pic to Colonial Art as tailoring with a sewing machine was began when Singapore was in colonial period. Furthermore, such design of sewing machine is a product of the West.

Photo Information

Copyright: Ronan Le Vot (Ronan) (337)
Genre: Gente
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2002-10-11
Categories: Vida cotidiana
Camera: Canon PowerShot S30
Exposición: f/4
Versión de la foto: Versión original
Tema(s): Fetal Position, Colonial Art of Singapore, Disappearing Singapore [view contributor(s)]
Date Submitted: 2003-07-09 5:49