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		Best Picture Hello, I want to know the most beautiful image of its image among your photos And show me some information about it Thanks - Mira bin amro 3/11/2010 10:30:00 PM
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		talent? is there a standard to talent in the camera world? how do I know if I should take my photography seriously or just keep it a (expensive) hobby? how did u know? - Anon Ymous 11/25/2009 1:37:45 PM
		Hello "Anon Ymous". Love the name! lol I think there is no clear answer for this question. I personally didn't know and still don't know - but you get feedback from different sources and hopefully that gives you some idea of where you are. It's also important for you to decide how you see your photography and how much you want it to improve or what you want it to express or show I think the answer will be different if you want to take your photography to a "commercial" level. In that case, I think clients/buyers and such would tell you if you have what they want Either way, just make sure you enjoy it. Sometimes not knowing where you stand can be a bit of fun too Best of luck P.S. If you find answers, please do let me know. ;) - Faisal A. 11/25/2009 2:19:39 PM
		thanks for that info and the reply... glad u liked the name, I thought it was pretty funny myself. i heard you went to the Preparatory Year's art gallery at KSU (^_^) and, erm... I was just wondering which pics caught ur eye the most? :P oh, btw, the pic of the bicycle in the rain was A-M-A-Z-I-N-G and im glad u liked it! (no its not mine, unfortunately:P, but i've been doing advertising for the girl who did take it since I loved it so much. I should be an agent, honestly) wooh, long message. okay i'll stop stalking your guestbook cheers! - Ms. S.T Alker 1/14/2010 2:10:41 PM
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		various Dear Faisal I love your photographs. Can I ask which camera are you using and what are your main lenses. Meanwhile keep up the good work. Ehab - Ehab s 11/22/2009 5:03:46 AM
		Hello Ehab and thank you for the kind words I currently use a Canon 40D - but at least half of the photos in my site were taken with my previous cams: Canon 350D and 400D My most used lenses are the Canon 100mm, Canon 100-300mm and Canon 17-85mm as well as the wide Sigma lens 10-20mm Earlier photos were also taken with a Canon 18-55mm If you visit my betterphoto gallery, each photo has the exact cam/lens details if you're interested in more details Thanks again - Faisal A. 11/25/2009 2:14:01 PM
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		Print labs in Riyadh? Hi! Nice photos! I see that you use Betterphotos website, just like I do. I have a question to you. I am new here in Riyadh since august.and I am looking for a good photolab. I prefer Fuiji color lab but Kodak works as well. Could you please recomend me a lab and give me the direction or its phone number? Please have a look at my website if you have some spare time. www.lindaotterstedt.com Thank you! /LINDA - Linda Otterstedt 11/11/2009 10:50:11 AM
		Hello Linda and thank you for the message. I'm sorry it took me so long to respond Unfortunately I dont have an answer as I've done only little print jobs locally and have been printing more in the UK. I will try to find out and come back to you I loved your site, especially the work with kids photography and I wish you luck here in Riyadh - Faisal A. 11/25/2009 2:11:05 PM
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		tricks i know a photographer never shares his/her secrets, but im really curious: how do you make that spot of color in a monochrome photograph? photoshop it in, or layer a colored part of the photo on its B/W counterpart? - Johara M 10/8/2009 3:07:53 AM
		Hello Johara and thanks for the message. I hate secrets - but even if I did, this technique is actually a very popular and basic procedure. Google "Select color" or "selective color" and you'll find many turorials that teaches it Basically, you have 2 layers of the same image. One in color and one in B&W, then using layers in Photoshop you choose which part of the image to keep in color Good luck - Faisal A. 10/8/2009 3:37:15 AM
		thanks :P oh, and by the by, I think your photography is absolutely inspiring! To me at least, I know I picked up photography after seeing ur images. It made me want to capture beauty, shapes, moments, the way you do. keep up the amazing work... - Johara M 10/10/2009 2:07:45 PM
		Thank you, again, Johara. You are too kind and I'm honored that you think my photos are inspiring. - Faisal A. 10/10/2009 2:23:13 PM
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		ur great hi mr.Faisal .I'd like 2 say that ur the greatest photography n the world . I like ur photoer & the way u fined new ideas . hope u have a good luck . & i'm sure that ur family is proud of you . thanks !! - unknown me 8/23/2009 3:18:00 AM
		Thank you, "unknown". I appreciate those wonderful words and compliments. You are too kind. Thank you - Faisal A. 8/25/2009 1:00:56 AM
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		another thing I also have to say BRILLIANT naming (absolutely thoughtful) - Mohannad Shuaibi 7/13/2009 6:27:27 AM
		Hello Mohannad. Thank you so much for all those kind words. Glad you like what I shoot and I appreciate the thoughts. All the best - Faisal A. 7/15/2009 7:34:15 AM
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		Best To The Details You left me speechless. Never believed in Perfection my hole life "alkamal lillah", but you just made me. Congrats on entering the history. - Mohannad Shuaibi 7/13/2009 6:18:55 AM
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		Compliment Dear Faisal, As an aspiring professional photographer, your work has inspired me in a new direction. I am a recent college photo graduate who is passionate about architecture and historical preservation photography and your images have given me a new perspective on how to approach these subjects. The way you divide space in images is quite effective. Your awards are well deserved. I hope to meet you one day. Do you need an assistant? Sincerely, Charles Sternaimolo - Charles Sternaimolo 7/11/2009 4:04:56 AM
		LOL. Thank you so much, Charles, for the visit and very kind words. Really means a lot knowing that someone thinks all of this of what I share and I'm glad I inspire you It'll be my pleasure meeting you and wish you the best of luck with your photography - Faisal A. 7/15/2009 7:36:04 AM
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