Sinah Ntholi Nkoane › The (Red) Sun › Comments http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#comments XPLRNG PHTGRPHY Sun, 19 Aug 2007 19:00:20 +0200 http://2lmn.co.za/work/harvest?apples http://sinah.org/views/16th/images/ui/id.png Sinah Ntholi Nkoane › The (Red) Sun › Comments http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#comments en-za Copyright (c) 2026 2LMN R+D by Bafana http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1551 Bafana Sun, 19 Aug 2007 19:00:20 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1551 <p>ola, </p> <p>Dope imagery... mense on the other side of the M1 have way too many trees blocking such views.... </p> ola,

Dope imagery... mense on the other side of the M1 have way too many trees blocking such views....

]]> by Lulu Nation http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1550 Lulu Nation Sat, 18 Aug 2007 15:25:07 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1550 <p>this is soooo beautiful! DANG! (breathless...) </p> this is soooo beautiful! DANG! (breathless...)

]]> by Jen http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1549 Jen Fri, 17 Aug 2007 21:14:54 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1549 <p>breathtaking. </p> breathtaking.

]]> by blogsta http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1548 blogsta Fri, 17 Aug 2007 16:31:27 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1548 <p>its all good man....<br />i think one masters the skill overtime and then it justifies getting a camera with all the settings etc. </p> its all good man....
i think one masters the skill overtime and then it justifies getting a camera with all the settings etc.

]]> by lebogang nkoane http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1547 lebogang nkoane Fri, 17 Aug 2007 14:52:34 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1547 <p>err, err, i messed around with the settings on the camera... aperture, time value and white balance... i don't really know exactly what they are to the t... but I looked outside, last week sat/sun and saw the sun was red... and i took like 30-40 shots of it with different settings until the sun really set and disappeared...</p> <p>i suppose in the beginning it's not the camera that matters in photography, but sooner or later if you want something to come out as something specific... you will need a camera that can allow for that....</p> <p>surely, your question i did not answer, but hey, i try, i just had lunch i got nigaritis (<a href="http://www.answers.com/topic/soporific">soporific</a>) like a mutha.... </p> <p>|-) </p> err, err, i messed around with the settings on the camera... aperture, time value and white balance... i don't really know exactly what they are to the t... but I looked outside, last week sat/sun and saw the sun was red... and i took like 30-40 shots of it with different settings until the sun really set and disappeared...

i suppose in the beginning it's not the camera that matters in photography, but sooner or later if you want something to come out as something specific... you will need a camera that can allow for that....

surely, your question i did not answer, but hey, i try, i just had lunch i got nigaritis (soporific) like a mutha....

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]]> by matome http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1546 matome Fri, 17 Aug 2007 14:46:17 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1546 <p>ill imagery. There is a certain type of familiarity when driving through any kasi, that warm fuzzy feeling that reminds you of how simple yet so difficult it was, and still you push on pusher! </p> ill imagery. There is a certain type of familiarity when driving through any kasi, that warm fuzzy feeling that reminds you of how simple yet so difficult it was, and still you push on pusher!

]]> by blogsta http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1545 blogsta Fri, 17 Aug 2007 14:38:35 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1545 <p>truly outstanding...<br />once again, fill us in on the technique...photography 101or is this in 301 </p> truly outstanding...
once again, fill us in on the technique...photography 101or is this in 301

]]> by lebogang nkoane http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1544 lebogang nkoane Fri, 17 Aug 2007 14:29:32 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1544 <p>looks around,,,,</p> <p>* whistles </p> looks around,,,,

* whistles

]]> by davinci http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1543 davinci Fri, 17 Aug 2007 14:22:31 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1543 <p>Nna ke re Lebogang o maka. Senepe se ha se samampela. How the heck did you do that - that yellow, the lines...orange, then red...marune...<br />Amazing picture, frikkin amazing. </p> Nna ke re Lebogang o maka. Senepe se ha se samampela. How the heck did you do that - that yellow, the lines...orange, then red...marune...
Amazing picture, frikkin amazing.

]]> by Digital_Monk http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1542 Digital_Monk Fri, 17 Aug 2007 10:26:02 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1542 <p>I agree with "the legendary..."</p> <p>Even if you manage to move across to the other side of the M1, you heart will always hold on to that place. That place that raised you, that schooled you about life, that place that gave you that identity that you can now proudly 'floss' to those who don't understand you. you know! </p> I agree with "the legendary..."

Even if you manage to move across to the other side of the M1, you heart will always hold on to that place. That place that raised you, that schooled you about life, that place that gave you that identity that you can now proudly 'floss' to those who don't understand you. you know!

]]> by Gorgeous.George http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1541 Gorgeous.George Fri, 17 Aug 2007 09:22:05 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1541 <p>all i can say is _ Sandton Ext Forever.</p> <p>G.G </p> all i can say is _ Sandton Ext Forever.

G.G

]]> by the legendary Chakih Spark http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1540 the legendary Chakih Spark Fri, 17 Aug 2007 08:34:09 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1540 <p>it's amazing how oppressed people ( of all colours and shades) have the ability to flip the script on the negative and invent a lighter side to it. </p> <p>like how americans of african descent have turned the word nigger/nigga/niggah around. bcos when you really think about it, at some point in history, present or future, every word can be offensive and/or non-offensive depending on context and/or origin.</p> <p>like how africans in townships have embraced the reality of townships. not all, but most, see the township as a place filled with sweet memories and culture that they can identify with. like certain type idish can only go down in the township, for example. </p> it's amazing how oppressed people ( of all colours and shades) have the ability to flip the script on the negative and invent a lighter side to it.

like how americans of african descent have turned the word nigger/nigga/niggah around. bcos when you really think about it, at some point in history, present or future, every word can be offensive and/or non-offensive depending on context and/or origin.

like how africans in townships have embraced the reality of townships. not all, but most, see the township as a place filled with sweet memories and culture that they can identify with. like certain type idish can only go down in the township, for example.

]]> by the legendary Chakih Spark http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1539 the legendary Chakih Spark Fri, 17 Aug 2007 08:25:01 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1539 <p>ill piece Mr. Monk. <br />your own? </p> ill piece Mr. Monk.
your own?

]]> by khumbelo http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1538 khumbelo Fri, 17 Aug 2007 08:24:33 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1538 <p>Beautiful Sunset... ! </p> Beautiful Sunset... !

]]> by Digital_Monk http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1537 Digital_Monk Fri, 17 Aug 2007 07:33:08 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1537 <p>"Bring on the night, I couldn't stand another hour of daylight" <br /> - Cloudkickers </p> "Bring on the night, I couldn't stand another hour of daylight"
- Cloudkickers

]]> by Digital_Monk http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1536 Digital_Monk Fri, 17 Aug 2007 07:32:58 +0200 http://sinah.org/2007/08/17#response-1536 <p>Township skylines mirror our past,<br />they curse our future. <br />Township skylines speak of unattainable dreams, <br />familiar screams, <br />fuzzy kasi-logic that has one holding that same skyline dear to their heart,<br />hating the promise of a new day.</p> <p>I'd go back to these kasi skylines in a heart beat. </p> Township skylines mirror our past,
they curse our future.
Township skylines speak of unattainable dreams,
familiar screams,
fuzzy kasi-logic that has one holding that same skyline dear to their heart,
hating the promise of a new day.

I'd go back to these kasi skylines in a heart beat.

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