[HVB88] Singapore City Series !!

[HVB88]

Hi Everyone,

Singapore City at night...




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[HVB88]

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[Ernie Aprillia]

Kata wibi "kereeeen"

 

[MSZ006Zeta]

IMO, you should zoom in tighter on the National Museum. The lights in the front are distracting. Next I felt that a B&W version of the Museum would be more outstanding.
- Here's my shot for the Museum, if you want to see a B&W version. http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=414872

For the second picture, I'm not too sure what is the subject of the photo, since the horizon is in the middle. The lights? The reflection in the water? And you should remove your lens filter, there's flair on the left.
- If you want the reflections in the water to be the subject, you would need a longer exposure so that the water would be smoother and the reflections more distinct.

For the third picture, you should zoom in tighter, and leave the left side of the picture (the sign board) out of the picture. I think it'll look nicer than.

Just some comments.

 

[HVB88]

Kata wibi "kereeeen"

Thanks for dropping-by Ernie! Send my regards to Wibi.

IMO, you should zoom in tighter on the National Museum. The lights in the front are distracting. Next I felt that a B&W version of the Museum would be more outstanding.
- Here's my shot for the Museum, if you want to see a B&W version. http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=414872

For the second picture, I'm not too sure what is the subject of the photo, since the horizon is in the middle. The lights? The reflection in the water? And you should remove your lens filter, there's flair on the left.
- If you want the reflections in the water to be the subject, you would need a longer exposure so that the water would be smoother and the reflections more distinct.

For the third picture, you should zoom in tighter, and leave the left side of the picture (the sign board) out of the picture. I think it'll look nicer than.

Just some comments.

Hi MSZ006Zeta,
#1 Picture, I purposely add the lights effect… I thought it would add more vibrant to the city activities.

#2 Picture, I want to get an unusual angle of Singapore skylines. Although I already took-off the filter, the street light seems too strong. I am using canon 10-22, maybe I should invest in lens hood.

#3 Picture, I tried to take as wide as possible to get the 3D impact. I agree with you about the signboard. Maybe I should PP those away.

Thank you for your comments.

 

[HVB88]

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[paisatge]

#4.

this is nice. may i know where did you take this shot from?

 

[MSZ006Zeta]

#4.

I'm guessing it's a shot from the Flyer?

Very nice indeed. I'm not a fan of very bright pictures, so a darker picture/ shorter exposure would be my taste, but really well done here.:thumbsup:

 

[Kit]

The Flyer is on the other side of the bay......