[jon.chiang] Urban Landscapes

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Marina Barrage Drama by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Marina Barrage, Singapore

Blended exposures with Haida 10-stop Nanopro ND filter
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Second Nightmare by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Marina Bay, Singapore

Blended exposures with Haida Clear Night Nanopro filter, multi-row panoramic stitch

This is a pretty challenging pano to stitch, and those who have attempted it would know what I mean!
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Golden Waterfront by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Marina Bay, Singapore

Stitched multi-row panorama with the Haida 3-stop Nanopro ND filter on the Nikon 14-24mm. Sunset that day was fantastic, with the clouds glowing throughout the entire sky!
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Speedforce by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Marina Coastal Expressway, Singapore

Yesterday's sunset fizzled out from behind the thick clouds, but the blue hour cloud movement was worth the wait. For some reason, this spot has gotten really popular and there were no less than ten photographers vying for a spot! Unfortunately, living in a Garden City means that the flyover from which this was shot from has to be planted with lots of shrubs and bushes, so the best spot (being a tiny clearing among the bushes) can only tightly fit four photographers at one sitting. Luckily, we got there in time to secure a spot!

2-frame blend (one frame for sky, and one for light trails, quite lucky to have gotten strong light trails on both sides in one frame!), with Haida 3-stop Nanopro ND filter for a longer exposure.
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Commonwealth Close Flats by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Commonwealth, Singapore

Haida 3-stop Nanopro ND filter on Nikon 19mm PC-E
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[zaren]

Excellent!

 

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Excellent!

Thanks Zaren!

 

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Misty Waters by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Taken quite a while back, but only got around to processing it recently.

Haida 10-stop ND filter with 0.9 soft grad on Nikon 17-35mm
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Fleeting View by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Sunrise from Clementi last Saturday. This is a new vantage point from a new public residential building, but it's about to change very soon due to current construction of more residential buildings in the foreground. Hopefully the newer flats will have a similar or better view, but one can only hope in rapidly-changing Singapore.

4-tile panorama with 35mm PC Nikkor, shifted down for more foreground buildings. Haida 3-stop Nanopro ND filter.
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Marina City Nights by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Marina Bay, Singapore

Haida Clear Night Filter on Nikon 14-24mm
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Raffles City by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Raffles Place, Singapore

Haida 3-stop Nanopro ND Filter on Nikon 19mm PC-E
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Peeking Through by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Marina Bay, Singapore

5-tile panorama with Haida Red Diamond Nanopro 0.9 soft grad
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Punggol Valley by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Punggol, Singapore

5-tile panorama using Nikon 19mm PC-E with Haida Nanopro 0.9 soft grad
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Rocky Outcrops by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Changi Beach, Singapore

Been four years since I photographed these rocky outcrops from this spot, and it feels good to be back with this light!

Haida 3-stop and 0.9 soft Nanopro ND filter on Sigma 12-24mm Art
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Evening Blues by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Marina Bay, Singapore

3-frame panorama with Haida 0.9 Soft Nanopro ND Filter on Sigma 12-24mm Art
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Cityvue Dusk by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Redhill, Singapore

Multi-row panorama using Nikon 24-70mm with Haida Red Diamond Nanopro 0.9 medium grad
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Punggol Classics by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Punggol Beach, Singapore

Haida 3-stop and 0.9 soft Nanopro ND filter on Sigma 12-24mm Art
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Punggol Pebbles by Jon Chiang, on Flickr

Punggol Beach, Singapore

Haida 6-stop Red Diamond and 0.9 soft Nanopro ND filter on Sigma 12-24mm Art
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[nickcy52]

A lot of effort and time spent to capture these images! Thank you for sharing

 

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A lot of effort and time spent to capture these images! Thank you for sharing

Thanks! Appreciate your encouragement!