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ON COMPOSITION 5.0

THE HORIZON

Herewith, I attach a dozen photos on how I used wide-angle feature in my mobile phone to capture various types of images at various locations. I am still learning on how to compose photos in white-angled format. There are so many objects in the frame and most of them are too nice to exclude. In the end, my photos have lost their subjects. In these photos, I tried to emphasize one dominant interesting object as the subject. Hopefully, it works.


NIGHT VIEW OF HIGHWAY



CITYSCAPE OF PUTRAJAYA



LANDSCAPE OF PUTRAJAYA WETLANDS


GROUP PHOTO OF PUTRAJAYA CYCLING CLUB MEMBERS


VISTA VIEW OF AYER@8 FROM UMAI CAFE



UMAI CAFE



LAMAN QIBLAT,PUTRAJAYA



BANDAR BARU BANGI SHOPPING ENCLAVE



MITSUI OUTLETS, SEPANG


MY RIDING TRIBE AT WATER SPORT CENTRE



PUTRAJAYA SENTRAL RAILWAY STATION

Comments

  1. Gukita23 July 2020 at 12:06

    Simply great shots. The Night View of Highway is stunning in its simplicity and sense of myatery.

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  2. Adib Noh24 July 2020 at 04:55

    Thanks Li for your generous compliments.Photography is a work in progress...

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