To filcras :
I am glad that your like the photos and thank you so much for your visiting and your appreciation ;
My pleasure seeing your pics. It inspires me a lot. Thanks for sharing.
Hope you don't mind if I ask you what gears (brand/model) you've got in taking this beautiful pics?
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to filcras :
Thanks a lot for your appreciation it really encourages me alot ;p
Some of the photos that I took BEFORE April 2009, using these these gears :
camera : Sony Alpha 350,
Lenses :
1. Wide angle 11-18 mm F/4.5-56 (sony)
2. Zoom Lens 18-70 mm F/4.5-6 (sony)
3. Zoom Lens 55-200mm F/4-5.6 (sony)
4. Fixed lens 50 mm F/1.4 (sony)
5. Fixed Lens 500mm F/8 Reflex (sony)
and the photos that I took AFTER April 2009 - NOW, using these these gears :
camera : Sony Alpha 900,
Lenses :
1. Wide Angle CZ 16-35 mm F/2.8 ZA (Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar)
2. Zoom Lens CZ 24-70 mm F/2.8 ZA (Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar)
3. Zoom Lens 70-200 mm F/2.8 (G Lens)
4. Fixed lens 50 mm F/1.4 (sony)
5. Fixed Lens 500mm F/8 Reflex (sony)
Thanks a lot for your appreciation it really encourages me alot ;p
Some of the photos that I took BEFORE April 2009, using these these gears :
camera : Sony Alpha 350,
Lenses :
1. Wide angle 11-18 mm F/4.5-56 (sony)
2. Zoom Lens 18-70 mm F/4.5-6 (sony)
3. Zoom Lens 55-200mm F/4-5.6 (sony)
4. Fixed lens 50 mm F/1.4 (sony)
5. Fixed Lens 500mm F/8 Reflex (sony)
and the photos that I took AFTER April 2009 - NOW, using these these gears :
camera : Sony Alpha 900,
Lenses :
1. Wide Angle CZ 16-35 mm F/2.8 ZA (Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar)
2. Zoom Lens CZ 24-70 mm F/2.8 ZA (Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar)
3. Zoom Lens 70-200 mm F/2.8 (G Lens)
4. Fixed lens 50 mm F/1.4 (sony)
5. Fixed Lens 500mm F/8 Reflex (sony)
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# 408 Color of The Cloudy Afternoon 17
(Ubin Island, Singapore, 2010, Taken from Observasion Tower)
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(Ubin Island, Singapore, 2010, Taken from Observasion Tower)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5287689319/
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to bonrya :
Thank you so much for your visiting and your message, i am glad to know that you like the photos ;p
Thank you so much for your visiting and your message, i am glad to know that you like the photos ;p
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# 409 Color of The Day 14 (Mesjid Sultan, Singapore, 2011)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5357629112/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5357629112/
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To psyeve :
For photo # 13, I did not use any kind of filter, at that time, there was a thin smooth cloud covered the sky and it helped to reduce the brightness of the sun.
To filcras :
Thank you so much for dropping by, and also for the spirit support, I really appreciate that. All the camera brands have their specific character with their own plus minus. As long as we (the user) feel suitable + comfortable with it, we can get the photos that we want with that camera, and also we feel happy shooting with it, whatever the brand of camera it is.
For me, differensity in camera brands it gives us more options to chose which one is more suitable for our need and ofcourse the differensity will give us more opportunity to make, to see and to appreciate the wider range / variety ( like from A to Z) of photography creativity and possibility ;p
For photo # 13, I did not use any kind of filter, at that time, there was a thin smooth cloud covered the sky and it helped to reduce the brightness of the sun.
To filcras :
Thank you so much for dropping by, and also for the spirit support, I really appreciate that. All the camera brands have their specific character with their own plus minus. As long as we (the user) feel suitable + comfortable with it, we can get the photos that we want with that camera, and also we feel happy shooting with it, whatever the brand of camera it is.
For me, differensity in camera brands it gives us more options to chose which one is more suitable for our need and ofcourse the differensity will give us more opportunity to make, to see and to appreciate the wider range / variety ( like from A to Z) of photography creativity and possibility ;p
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# 410 Color of The Morning 45 (Seletar Reservoir, Singapore, 2011)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5357650426/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5357650426/
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# 411 Color of The Cloudy Afternoon 18 (West Coast, Singapore, 2011)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5360714356/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5360714356/
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to filcras :
if you like to read photography literature (books or magazine), you can chose based on what you find it is intereting to you, the photos (with descripsion of it) which are unique and looks so different and attract your attention. Right now there are quite many photography books and magazine, you can choose based on what you prefer. Just "take the major points" of what have been writen at the book / magazine, the rest (some minor things) you can develop your self ;p
if you dont mind, i want to share some points based on what i think it is good to develop your photography (pardon me if there is something not so ideal):
1. Creatifity and originality
you can step by step continually develop your own style which you think it is good and worthed. you can explore and enhace your creatifity and no need to worry so much about other things. Trial and error some times will teach us some good lesson. try to make your photo based on your style and your own perception.......and make it as your own originality that will make the photos more looks like taken by your own shot, not by others (this will be takes time)
2. Keep on exploring and learning along your Photography Journey.
Give more time and please never stop to explore and to learn anything about photography that you like. As a journey, it will lead to you to the next point / step to the new thing.....you can find something new there, you can get very usefull experience and ofcourse you can alway enrich you photography skill and perception ;p Dont be shy to try this and that (from A to Z) while you doing shoting, also try to shoot from different time (early morning, day time, afternoon, evening, night, cloudy day, raining day, etc), shoot from different angle and with different framing, etc including see more photos which taken by other photographers from different perspectives. Dont limit your own mind and your possibility, make it flows freely ;p
3. Doing all those things happily.
It is important and really make a big different if you can make your shooting times become something that you enjoy, you are happy while doing that. If you are happy, it will be easier for you to maintain the extra spirit (not easily give up, not lazy to shoot something difficult, you become dare to shot all out although it will take an extra time, extra energy, etc). and also if you are happy in doing photography, many things will flow and come out easily, your creatifity, your possibility to find something new and interesting and ofcourse you will become "healtier in photography" (means you are not stress while facing the photo session, no need to worried about many things, not boring doing shooting, etc).
if you like to read photography literature (books or magazine), you can chose based on what you find it is intereting to you, the photos (with descripsion of it) which are unique and looks so different and attract your attention. Right now there are quite many photography books and magazine, you can choose based on what you prefer. Just "take the major points" of what have been writen at the book / magazine, the rest (some minor things) you can develop your self ;p
if you dont mind, i want to share some points based on what i think it is good to develop your photography (pardon me if there is something not so ideal):
1. Creatifity and originality
you can step by step continually develop your own style which you think it is good and worthed. you can explore and enhace your creatifity and no need to worry so much about other things. Trial and error some times will teach us some good lesson. try to make your photo based on your style and your own perception.......and make it as your own originality that will make the photos more looks like taken by your own shot, not by others (this will be takes time)
2. Keep on exploring and learning along your Photography Journey.
Give more time and please never stop to explore and to learn anything about photography that you like. As a journey, it will lead to you to the next point / step to the new thing.....you can find something new there, you can get very usefull experience and ofcourse you can alway enrich you photography skill and perception ;p Dont be shy to try this and that (from A to Z) while you doing shoting, also try to shoot from different time (early morning, day time, afternoon, evening, night, cloudy day, raining day, etc), shoot from different angle and with different framing, etc including see more photos which taken by other photographers from different perspectives. Dont limit your own mind and your possibility, make it flows freely ;p
3. Doing all those things happily.
It is important and really make a big different if you can make your shooting times become something that you enjoy, you are happy while doing that. If you are happy, it will be easier for you to maintain the extra spirit (not easily give up, not lazy to shoot something difficult, you become dare to shot all out although it will take an extra time, extra energy, etc). and also if you are happy in doing photography, many things will flow and come out easily, your creatifity, your possibility to find something new and interesting and ofcourse you will become "healtier in photography" (means you are not stress while facing the photo session, no need to worried about many things, not boring doing shooting, etc).
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# 412 One Moment of A Day 29 (Parkway ECP, Singapore, 2011)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5375587876/
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# 413 Color of The Morning 46 (Marina Bay, Singapore, 2011)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5375133531/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5375133531/
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# 414 Color of The Morning 47 (Marina Bay, Singapore, 2011)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5375800058/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5375800058/
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# 415 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 38
(The Last Sunset 0f 2010, Woodlands Waterfront, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5380064252/
(The Last Sunset 0f 2010, Woodlands Waterfront, Singapore, 2010)
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# 416 Color of A Cloudy Sunset 39
(The Last Sunset 0f 2010, Woodlands Waterfront, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5379522703/
(The Last Sunset 0f 2010, Woodlands Waterfront, Singapore, 2010)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5379522703/
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# 417 Color of The Day 15 (Construction Area of Marina Bay MRT, Singapore, 2011)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5380589079/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5380589079/
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# 413 Color of The Day 16 (Construction Area of Marina Bay MRT, Singapore, 2011)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27143060@N08/5384820012/
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