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phazed1
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# 210 Color of The Cloudy Morning 02 (Ang Mo Kio, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4496516775/sizes/l/
This one can be used to print on your name card.
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To reallygong :
Thanks a lot for your C&C, it really encourages me a lot. I am sure you can take good photos event better…….keep on shooting + exploring……keep it flowing as part of your style….take it with happiness ;p
To phazed1 :
Thanks a lot for your C&C. The construction it self (park central) is at Ang Mo Kio 51 near the Jing Shan primary school. I Shot it from Ang Mo Kio HDB 596D, level 20 (at photo 207 i used lens 500mm f/8 and at photo 210 i used lens 70-200 mm f/2.8). Have a nice and happy shooting for you ;p
Thanks a lot for your C&C, it really encourages me a lot. I am sure you can take good photos event better…….keep on shooting + exploring……keep it flowing as part of your style….take it with happiness ;p
To phazed1 :
Thanks a lot for your C&C. The construction it self (park central) is at Ang Mo Kio 51 near the Jing Shan primary school. I Shot it from Ang Mo Kio HDB 596D, level 20 (at photo 207 i used lens 500mm f/8 and at photo 210 i used lens 70-200 mm f/2.8). Have a nice and happy shooting for you ;p
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# 212 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 15 (Marina Bay, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4530805211/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4530805211/sizes/l/
attap seed
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# 204 Portrait of Fishing 02 (Labrador Park, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4362163313/sizes/l/
i consider myself a "serious angler".
the only thing i can say about this pic is, "wat a shot!"
reallygong
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# 205 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 10 (Labrador Park, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4365619578/sizes/l/
I really love this shot. May I know what is the setup and is there any filter used? I am only arm with my kit lens and Hope I can master my skill before I upgrade my lens.
I tried taking some shots with clouds but the colours is so dull and not sharp. I just Auto-level and Auto-contrast on PP. After seeing my pictures and yours my :bheart:. hahaha
Hope you can share your knowledge to a newbie like me. :thumbsup:
phazed1
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I respect you! Steady.
phazed1
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# 212 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 15 (Marina Bay, Singapore, 2010)
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Wow getting nicer and nicer everytime! My goodness ... don't tell me you stood on the ECP and zoomed with those huge tele!! Bro your latest buildings/ construction sites combined with the way you shoot skies really ... nothing to say. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::bigeyes:
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Dearchivism
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To attap seed :
Thanks a lot for your C&C, it really encourages me ;p
To reallygong :
Thank you so much for your appreciation. In doing photography, sometimes we need to be more patient to get what we want……..and every challenge…..every situation…every phase of lesson that we face….hopefully can bring us one step closer to what we want to achieve / to be. Good or bad thing that we get along doing photography might be useful to create our own background, creativity and style….and at that way also make us can stand on our own photography. Keep on shooting…keep on learning + trying…and keep on exploring…..i am sure you will be as god as what you want to be…even beyond it ;p
# 205 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 10 (Labrador Park, Singapore, 2010)
Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/500)
Aperture: f/16.0
Focal Length: 100 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Exposure Program: Manual
Date and Time (Original): 2010:02:16 18:27:32+08:00
Metering Mode: Center-weighted average
Light Source: Daylight
Color Space: sRGB
Custom Rendered: Normal
Exposure Mode: Manual
White Balance: Manual
Focal Length In35mm Format: 100 mm
Scene Capture Type: Standard
Contrast: Normal
Saturation: Low
Sharpness: Soft
Compression: JPEG (old-style)
Creator Tool: Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
When I took this photo, in order to get the sun ray, I wait until the sun was covered by the cloud so the brightness of the sun it self was reduce a lot and at that time (the sun itself too bright if not blocked by the cloud and will brightened most of the sky area of the photos and I found my self lucky when there was a cloud covered the sun), the sun ray which spread from the edge of the cloud (which blocked the sun) would be easier to capture. I also use ND gradient / half color 2 to reduce more brightness of the sky so the sun ray became more appearance. It is important to to get the angle where the background of the sun ray is not so bright so it would not reduce the sun ray appearance. At this photo, the back ground is a thick dark cloud….so it help to make the sun ray to be more appearance. And for my opinion, better to use low ISO (iso 100) and a small aperture (i used f/16) to capture the sun ray…so the ambient light (diffuse light around the location) would not affected / reduce the sun ray appearance a lot. Also with small aperture will make the sun ray become sharper along it's pathway. With Photoshop CS2…I enhanced the brightness + contrast using brightness-contrast tool and I did masking using Curve tool to make the sun ray be come more stunning. Pardon me if there is something not so ideal for this short explanation about what I did during taking this photo. I believe, you and other photographer must be have a better way to capture this kind of photos and will make the better photos too….have a nice shooting time for all of you ;p
To phased 1 :
Thanks a lot for your C&C, it really means a lot to me ;p For photo # 212 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 15 (Marina Bay, Singapore, 2010) I took it from the bridge-road Parkway ECP (at pedestrian way), just like what you mentioned, using lens 24-70 mm.
Thanks a lot for your C&C, it really encourages me ;p
To reallygong :
Thank you so much for your appreciation. In doing photography, sometimes we need to be more patient to get what we want……..and every challenge…..every situation…every phase of lesson that we face….hopefully can bring us one step closer to what we want to achieve / to be. Good or bad thing that we get along doing photography might be useful to create our own background, creativity and style….and at that way also make us can stand on our own photography. Keep on shooting…keep on learning + trying…and keep on exploring…..i am sure you will be as god as what you want to be…even beyond it ;p
# 205 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 10 (Labrador Park, Singapore, 2010)
Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/500)
Aperture: f/16.0
Focal Length: 100 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Exposure Program: Manual
Date and Time (Original): 2010:02:16 18:27:32+08:00
Metering Mode: Center-weighted average
Light Source: Daylight
Color Space: sRGB
Custom Rendered: Normal
Exposure Mode: Manual
White Balance: Manual
Focal Length In35mm Format: 100 mm
Scene Capture Type: Standard
Contrast: Normal
Saturation: Low
Sharpness: Soft
Compression: JPEG (old-style)
Creator Tool: Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
When I took this photo, in order to get the sun ray, I wait until the sun was covered by the cloud so the brightness of the sun it self was reduce a lot and at that time (the sun itself too bright if not blocked by the cloud and will brightened most of the sky area of the photos and I found my self lucky when there was a cloud covered the sun), the sun ray which spread from the edge of the cloud (which blocked the sun) would be easier to capture. I also use ND gradient / half color 2 to reduce more brightness of the sky so the sun ray became more appearance. It is important to to get the angle where the background of the sun ray is not so bright so it would not reduce the sun ray appearance. At this photo, the back ground is a thick dark cloud….so it help to make the sun ray to be more appearance. And for my opinion, better to use low ISO (iso 100) and a small aperture (i used f/16) to capture the sun ray…so the ambient light (diffuse light around the location) would not affected / reduce the sun ray appearance a lot. Also with small aperture will make the sun ray become sharper along it's pathway. With Photoshop CS2…I enhanced the brightness + contrast using brightness-contrast tool and I did masking using Curve tool to make the sun ray be come more stunning. Pardon me if there is something not so ideal for this short explanation about what I did during taking this photo. I believe, you and other photographer must be have a better way to capture this kind of photos and will make the better photos too….have a nice shooting time for all of you ;p
To phased 1 :
Thanks a lot for your C&C, it really means a lot to me ;p For photo # 212 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 15 (Marina Bay, Singapore, 2010) I took it from the bridge-road Parkway ECP (at pedestrian way), just like what you mentioned, using lens 24-70 mm.
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# 213 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 16 (Marina Bay, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4531133873/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4531133873/sizes/l/
reallygong
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Thank you for the sharing. A great lesson for me.:thumbsup:
Numnumball
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NIce pics 
Keep up the good work
Keep up the good work
Dearchivism
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To n30nz :
Thanks a lot for your C&C really encourages me to keep on learning .exploring .trying and shooting ;p
To reallygong :
You are welcome, keep on shooting friend .every effort will bring you one step closer to what you want to achieve ;p
To numnumball :
Thank you for your C&C ..it means a lot to me ;p
Thanks a lot for your C&C really encourages me to keep on learning .exploring .trying and shooting ;p
To reallygong :
You are welcome, keep on shooting friend .every effort will bring you one step closer to what you want to achieve ;p
To numnumball :
Thank you for your C&C ..it means a lot to me ;p
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# 214 Silhoutte At The Bay (Marina Bay, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4540445095/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4540445095/sizes/l/
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# 215 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 17 (Sunset Walkway, Changi Beach, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4547687887/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4547687887/sizes/l/
renzokuken
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i'm very much impressed by your pictures
though afew of the pictures are technically noisy
the composition and perspective is very creative and interesting
though afew of the pictures are technically noisy
the composition and perspective is very creative and interesting
Dearchivism
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To LowLight :
Thanks a lot for your C&C, it really encourage me to take more photos in more unique and more interesting way .have a happy shooting time ;p
To renzokuken :
Thanks a lot for your C&C. You are right, i need to learn more and improve my technical skill in doing photography for some noise issue. Keep on shooting friend ;p
Thanks a lot for your C&C, it really encourage me to take more photos in more unique and more interesting way .have a happy shooting time ;p
To renzokuken :
Thanks a lot for your C&C. You are right, i need to learn more and improve my technical skill in doing photography for some noise issue. Keep on shooting friend ;p
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# 216 Viewing Double Helix Bridge 01 (Double Helix Bridge, Marina Bay, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4549976226/sizes/l/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/4549976226/sizes/l/
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