A girl shaped lilies, between season ( Viet Nam Country)

[phanleson]

[URL="http://the-beautiful-places-in-vietnam.blogspot.com/2010/08/relax-with-me-girl-shaped-lilies_23.html"]Inside the field lilies, the long white dress, the girls hit up Hanoi pleasure, doing before the camera lens.

Lilies usually bloom in April on the occasion every year. Each flower blooms, the streets are bustling again float vendors.

United lunch en incense on hand woman in flowing white robe.

E hamlet with flower.

Flowers on old bicycle basket pupil dreams.

This flower is planted many flowers Nhat Tan village.

Pistil emanates from a particular scent

Source : The Beautiful Places of Viet Nam[/URL]

 

[DanFinePhotography]

Very nice photographs, really like #2 and 4

 

[xfader]

I like number 6, the green fields go along very well with the pure white of the dress.

 

[abraxas]

Nice series. Good work. Pretty girls. :thumbup:

 

[mooney101]

Very nice I love number 3.

 

[phanleson]

The beautiful girl

I'm very love these pics, Love Viet Nam, A small and beautiful country

 

[VJS]

Nice photos but #1 and #3 are the only ones not overexposed. Look at her dress in #1 and #3 ; you can see detail and wrinkles in the dress. All you see in the others is flat white.

Always go faster on your shutter than you think you need too. A little too dark is always better than too light. You can't retain detail from blown whites no matter what you do.

 

[dry3210]

I like them. Not very fond of the bushes in the foreground on some of them but the others seem very nice

 

[invisible]

Nice photos but #1 and #3 are the only ones not overexposed. Look at her dress in #1 and #3 ; you can see detail and wrinkles in the dress. All you see in the others is flat white.

I think you need to adjust the settings of your monitor. I can see good detail in the dresses in every one of these images. I don't think any of these are overexposed, although they would've worked with less light as well, maybe one stop -- no right or wrong though... it's just a photographer's decision.

Always go faster on your shutter than you think you need too. A little too dark is always better than too light. You can't retain detail from blown whites no matter what you do.

While I somewhat agree with you, this -- again -- is the photographer's decision. My buddy's philosophy is the exact opposite: he says it's easier to control the whites than bringing out detail on dark areas, so he shoots purposely overexposing a bit. (All of this, of course, is valid assuming one shoots in RAW.)

I think this is a nice set, with an aura of innocence and purity (due to the whites I suppose) emanating from all the images. This is the third time I return to see these photos, my favourite being #2.

 

[phanleson]

Nice photos but #1 and #3 are the only ones not overexposed. Look at her dress in #1 and #3 ; you can see detail and wrinkles in the dress. All you see in the others is flat white.

I think you need to adjust the settings of your monitor. I can see good detail in the dresses in every one of these images. I don't think any of these are overexposed, although they would've worked with less light as well, maybe one stop -- no right or wrong though... it's just a photographer's decision.

Always go faster on your shutter than you think you need too. A little too dark is always better than too light. You can't retain detail from blown whites no matter what you do.

While I somewhat agree with you, this -- again -- is the photographer's decision. My buddy's philosophy is the exact opposite: he says it's easier to control the whites than bringing out detail on dark areas, so he shoots purposely overexposing a bit. (All of this, of course, is valid assuming one shoots in RAW.)

I think this is a nice set, with an aura of innocence and purity (due to the whites I suppose) emanating from all the images. This is the third time I return to see these photos, my favourite being #2.

Thanks for your ideas, I think that you are a professional photographer

 

[zollarsmeece]

probably wouldn’t dare write this in Newsweek, where she’s currently (but for how long?) gainfully employed as a deputy editor. Thanks for sharing...

 

[PhotoFly]

I never put Viet Nam and lilies together before.

 

[muskokagirl]

Good job