DoubleXLineLine

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Title:: DoubleXLineLine
Category:: Concert & theatre
Date taken:: Saturday, May 28, 2011
Location:: Kuala Lumpur
Description:: Hip hop performers, SonaOne (left) and Karmal (right) performing during Urban Beats gig last weekend.

Bigger resolution here : http://www.flickr.com/photos/techsupremo/5778029267/
Tag(s):: hip hop Kuala Lumpur underground kartel records black & white canon

by techsupremo 31 may 2011 4 feedback

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Great
by kuliomario 19 October

Great
great light, but a zoom or a crop, if you have a high res would help, as others have mentioned.
by shod 6 June 2011

great light, but a zoom or a crop, if you have a high res would help, as others have mentioned.
Technically a great shot I think! Do you have more photos in a set? A little closer one would do good. But as overview it really is a nice shot.
by Aljan 3 June 2011

Technically a great shot I think! Do you have more photos in a set? A little closer one would do good. But as overview it really is a nice shot.
It's a well executed shot, but I don't really get much energy from it. Maybe with some interaction with the public or go in a bit closer to see some expression better or some sweat or something. To take it from nice to great. Maybe you can play with the compostion a bit to bring them a little closer. The right side is not really adding much and you could lose some of the bottom. I mean the light is nice but it's really about the rappers right?
by Patricia 1 June 2011

It's a well executed shot, but I don't really get much energy from it. Maybe with some interaction with the public or go in a bit closer to see some expression better or some sweat or something. To take it from nice to great. Maybe you can play with the compostion a bit to bring them a little closer. The right side is not really adding much and you could lose some of the bottom. I mean the light is nice but it's really about the rappers right?