A view from low angle
by kelvinyam

Comment by rottface4:
Great picture, but I don't get the tilt???

A view from low angle
by kelvinyam

Comment by digifotojo:
DNMC

A view from low angle
by kelvinyam

Comment by alanfreed:
Cute shot, but I think it missed the point of the challenge.

Peace
by kelvinyam

Comment by lovethelight:
Good job working in such a difficult lighting situation. This may be more aesthetically pleasing in black and white because of the yellow tinting of the lighting, but still you did a nice job.

Peace
by kelvinyam

Comment by kauisyndrome:
I don't like the tungsten lighting here. The composition is a little busy, too.

Peace
by kelvinyam

Comment by antares1966:
Like the color here, good dynamic range too. Some keystoning going on but doens't detract from the impact much.

Peace
by kelvinyam

Comment by gwe21:
this is a great shot.

Peace
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Comment by wheeledd:
Best of the Buddha images I've seen.

Peace
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Comment by Kwilson10:
The angle you shot this at was a good choice it looks very nice.

Under The Bridge
by kelvinyam

Comment by kelvinyam:

Originally posted by Haneck: Well... unfortunately the first thing that caught my eye was the jagged, pixely lines of the lights. But when I really looked at it and tried to imagine it without the jagged lines... I realized this would probably be a glorious photo. The kind that, as MaryO mentioned down below, makes your jaw drop because it's so inexplicably fantastic. Wonderful!

Only now I notice the jagged line.
I think the problem is with the resize software. When I shoot and post this photo, I was actually at oversea and don't have Photoshop with me. I have to use the hotel's PC to resize this shot and summit it before the due date. The only software available in the hotel's PC is Microsoft Office Photo Editor or something like that. I couldn't even do any curve. All I did was just rotate and resize.
Anyway, I'm glad that you guys like it :)