[Photos Of Buses] January 2009
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Guys, can we get back to what this thread is all about?
On a side note, i do believe n4l is just a beginner. Let him have time to learn.
SMB67T on 700A
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Originally posted by Volvo Olympian:
My version of 839E 307 =) cheers
all of you guys photos so nice sia, forgot to bring my cam =( T.T
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Originally posted by TIB537B:
I don't see it being posted anywhere within the forum, so it is very difficult for new photographers to know the photography rules on buses if i am in this forum page (maybe create a sticky? but too much stickies already) . Besides if its a one off incident you can let him know nicely. It does not warrant an argument over this.
It doesn't even seems like a guideline of not using flash. Even for drivers, people don't even flash high beams at the opposite direction. Simple theory as it affects driver's vision. If a person's mindset was that the bus is not moving so they can flash, where's the logic? -
Originally posted by tintinspartan:
Guys, can we get back to what this thread is all about?
On a side note, i do believe n4l is just a beginner. Let him have time to learn.
SMB67T on 700A
try not to disturb them.
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Originally posted by Simple_boi:
It doesn't even seems like a guideline of not using flash. Even for drivers, people don't even flash high beams at the opposite direction. Simple theory as it affects driver's vision. If a person's mindset was that the bus is not moving so they can flash, where's the logic?Explain red light cameras. In BOTH directions.
Happens in Taiwan all the time. The cameras are placed on both sides of the road at the same point and when a photo is taken of a driver on that side, the flash is EXTREMELY glaring for the drivers on the opposite side of the camera.
You mean Taiwanese drivers are different from Singaporean drivers?
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Oh, and I bet you're not a driver either? Pot calling kettle black.
In Malaysia, flashing high beams are used on the opposite direction to warn drivers of TP, a sharp bend, or a sudden bend, or that the car is approaching on a small road without traffic lights or in the village areas. Or alternatively the horn is used, but its usually the beam.
That is, unless you claim Singaporean drivers are different...or they are all photoseziure sensitive
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Originally posted by n4l:
Expert topic changer when you contradict yourself and have nothing further to say
Stuckup boastful think you knowitall idiot.
Interesting. So next time i must comment people's photo in this thread? Normally i would PM them. But too bad, you aren't capable of taking nice photo. Given your photo, it doesn't even worth to develop it out. You don't even know of appreciating photos. -
Originally posted by n4l:
Oh, and I bet you're not a driver either? Pot calling kettle black.
In Malaysia, flashing high beams are used on the opposite direction to warn drivers of TP, a sharp bend, or a sudden bend, or that the car is approaching on a small road without traffic lights or in the village areas. Or alternatively the horn is used, but its usually the beam.
That is, unless you claim Singaporean drivers are different...or they are all photoseziure sensitive
I am a driver so i know how they felt when being flashed at. So you warning the driver that you are taking photo?
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Originally posted by Simple_boi:
It doesn't even seems like a guideline of not using flash. Even for drivers, people don't even flash high beams at the opposite direction. Simple theory as it affects driver's vision. If a person's mindset was that the bus is not moving so they can flash, where's the logic?Couldn't resist this one! OMG! Okay LAH.
You know how come drivers know not to flash high beams?
Coz they kenna flash before, very uncomfortable. So they don't do it anymore.
OR
their driving instructors/friends told them not to.
Anyway, stop trying to make it seem as if everyone will know everything. maybe they not as good as you lei??
The fact is this. You did not give advise. You did not explain your point politely. and your excuse is that.... he should already have know.
Why not, you agree that you will give advise politely next time? And he agree to be receptive to advise? Case close?
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Originally posted by Simple_boi:
Interesting. So next time i must comment people's photo in this thread? Normally i would PM them. But too bad, you aren't capable of taking nice photo. Given your photo, it doesn't even worth to develop it out. You don't even know of appreciating photos.Wait, did I receive a PM? No.
Please wait, don't make yourself look INNOCENT.
Contradictory statements do not help further your point.
Did I want to develop my photo? No. How very unfortunate. You assumed.
You know what's assumption?
Making an ASS out of U and ME
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Originally posted by Simple_boi:
Interesting. So next time i must comment people's photo in this thread? Normally i would PM them. But too bad, you aren't capable of taking nice photo. Given your photo, it doesn't even worth to develop it out. You don't even know of appreciating photos.Please do not make affirmative statements, saying he's not capable of taking nice photos. May I know something? You can take nice photos since the day you're born? People need to learn, and some takes longer and require more patience. Some learn from mistakes.
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Originally posted by Simple_boi:
Interesting. So next time i must comment people's photo in this thread? Normally i would PM them. But too bad, you aren't capable of taking nice photo. Given your photo, it doesn't even worth to develop it out. You don't even know of appreciating photos.If his photo so useless. Then don't argue anymore LAR!!!
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Originally posted by Simple_boi:
I am a driver so i know how they felt when being flashed at. So you warning the driver that you are taking photo?
No. unfortunately you're changing the topic again.
Flashing high beams are frequently used by drivers in certain places, that is unless Singaporean drivers are different from drivers in the rest of the world...or maybe from your utterly screwed logic, it is.
A camera flash is not as strong as a constant high beam or for that matter a flashing high beam. So what does a driver's vision have to do with this? It irritates - yes that's true, but it doesn't affect the vision permanently so much so that he can't drive. Otherwise the high beam would be banned from the roads.
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taken some time ago...
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Originally posted by Simple_boi:
It doesn't even seems like a guideline of not using flash. Even for drivers, people don't even flash high beams at the opposite direction. Simple theory as it affects driver's vision. If a person's mindset was that the bus is not moving so they can flash, where's the logic?
Gosh. You really want to argue your point.Alright then. I believe that if the BC is affected by the flash of n4l's camera, he would have used his safety logic and judgement not to drive off for at least half a minute or so after he recovers. As per stated, the bus was in a stationary position, so there is very little hazard. You can say that n4l will cause delays as per my reply, but it is not like as if n4l went around snapping buses pics with flash frequently (i am presuming he really meant that this is his first time for this only).
Yes, n4l was at fault, but you are now creating a ruckus. I'm also not a very good bus photographer (look at my pics on the first page of this thread) , and your comments do affect everyone in general.
Ok, simple_boi, that's far enough. You are now insulting other people's pictures and the likes. I'm not going to comment any further unless really required.
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Originally posted by ^tamago^:
Erm… this is just a one-off incident I suppose?
huh wad is one-off incident? can explain ma
For this topic: Waaaa just afk for a while suddenly from pages 9 to pages 11lolx? -
Originally posted by n4l:
Wait, did I receive a PM? No.
Please wait, don't make yourself look INNOCENT.
Contradictory statements do not help further your point.
Did I want to develop my photo? No. How very unfortunate. You assumed.
You know what's assumption?
Making an ASS out of U and ME
If you did the correct thing, why so aggitated? -
WAIT
How powerful is a handheld camera flash?
How powerful is a car's high beams?
OOPS.
We are comparing apples with oranges.
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Originally posted by lifelikedrama:
taken some time ago...
Seems like SMB42P is the odd 1 out, base on the BC window glass. Even SMB66X also don't have that kind of window.
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Originally posted by Simple_boi:
If you did the correct thing, why so aggitated?
Speak for yourself. -
Originally posted by Simple_boi:
If you did the correct thing, why so aggitated?If you did the correct thing, and someone came in and scolded you idiot, flaming whatever you've done. Would you be happy?
Seriously, it's easier said than done. You may say, yah, it doesn't affect me. I suppose I'll tell you, go screw yourself again.
Go raise your EQ and reflect on yourself and your boastfulness.
Even photographers I know that do photography professionally don't act like you do, or act as stuckup in the ass as you do when they see someone lousier or not as good as they think they are.
May I suggest that you stop posting useless photos either, just throw away your DSLR so that you can stop boasting and pissing others off with your egoistic comments.
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Originally posted by dfs24:
WAIT
How powerful is a handheld camera flash?
How powerful is a car's high beams?
OOPS.
We are comparing apples with oranges.
I couldn't help but laugh at this
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Originally posted by dfs24:
WAIT
How powerful is a handheld camera flash?
How powerful is a car's high beams?
OOPS.
We are comparing apples with oranges.
Doing wrong things and still argue your way through. -
Originally posted by TIB1234T:
Seems like SMB42P is the odd 1 out, base on the BC window glass. Even SMB66X also don't have that kind of window.
I'll take a lookout when i take the 4x, 5x and 6x rego series. -
Originally posted by n4l:
If you did the correct thing, and someone came in and scolded you idiot, flaming whatever you've done. Would you be happy?
Seriously, it's easier said than done. You may say, yah, it doesn't affect me. I suppose I'll tell you, go screw yourself again.
Go raise your EQ and reflect on yourself and your boastfulness.
Even photographers I know that do photography professionally don't act like you do, or act as stuckup as you do when they see someone lousier.
May I suggest that you stop posting useless photos either, just throw away your DSLR so that you can stop boasting and pissing others off with your egoistic comments.
I'm not even using a DSLR. Mind you.