[MGohzxc] Absence Of the Sun

[eleveninth]

I stumbled upon a video of you on youtube.

good work.

very talented, when I was your age I was hanging out at bedok mac and the arcades there. lol.

 

[MGohzxc]

I stumbled upon a video of you on youtube.

good work.

very talented, when I was your age I was hanging out at bedok mac and the arcades there. lol.

OMG..... I totally forgot about this video. It was shot or done by NUSPS for the Montage 2012. Just happen to love photography....

Thanks and appreciate it....

 

[MGohzxc]

#93

 

[nitewalk]

#93

Shot this yesterday? Personally, I do prefer a portrait framing to emphasise the vertical scale and heights of the hdb blocks.

 

[MGohzxc]

Shot this yesterday? Personally, I do prefer a portrait framing to emphasise the vertical scale and heights of the hdb blocks.

Hi, thanks....... No, I shot did on Friday evening.... I did have a portrait crop but personally, I prefer this crop version shown here. In portrait framing for this location, I felt it was too tight and need to emphasize space and surrounding for the composition as most leading lines are also towards the centre. I also patiently waited for the right timing of the blue and right timing of lighting in order to give a contrast from the foreground to the centre of the lighted buildings and all the way to the back of the sky. No filters or GND used here because it will darken the top part of the building.I also felt that the surrounding of the left and the right is equally important to the composition as well. Macaroni did a landscape crop and did mention the balance between the left and right. For me, the distracting part of balancing the left and right is some smaller buildings on the right frame which I crop it off to balance the composition. For the vertical scale and heights, the building speaks for itself.

This is just my composition opinion and thoughts to the image...

Happy New Year.

 

[nitewalk]

Hi, thanks....... No, I shot did on Friday evening.... I did have a portrait crop but personally, I prefer this crop version shown here. In portrait framing for this location, I felt it was too tight and need to emphasize space and surrounding for the composition as most leading lines are also towards the centre. I also patiently waited for the right timing of the blue and right timing of lighting in order to give a contrast from the foreground to the centre of the lighted buildings and all the way to the back of the sky. No filters or GND used here because it will darken the top part of the building.I also felt that the surrounding of the left and the right is equally important to the composition as well. Macaroni did a landscape crop and did mention the balance between the left and right. For me, the distracting part of balancing the left and right is some smaller buildings on the right frame which I crop it off to balance the composition. For the vertical scale and heights, the building speaks for itself.

This is just my composition opinion and thoughts to the image...

Happy New Year.

Huh. I also shot this on Friday. I was at the 13th floor of block 18 and I didn't see you! I remember the sunset that day was quite glorious and i was upset I chose not to go Chinese Garden. Instead the streak of red was behind the few blocks. happy new year and a good year ahead!

 

[MGohzxc]

Huh. I also shot this on Friday. I was at the 13th floor of block 18 and I didn't see you! I remember the sunset that day was quite glorious and i was upset I chose not to go Chinese Garden. Instead the streak of red was behind the few blocks. happy new year and a good year ahead!

Hi, I shot this photo on the 28th Dec, Friday. You did it earlier than me...

Thanks and all the best to you too....

 

[nitewalk]

Hi, I shot this photo on the 28th Dec, Friday. You did it earlier than me...

Thanks and all the best to you too....

Lol ya. Got my days mixed up. Problem of school holiday. :bsmilie:

 

[MGohzxc]

*land of wizardry*

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Since this is the only photo for this year , is no point to start a new thread. So just post it here... My first time shooting at GBTB...

 

[earllevin]

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Although I like this photograph, I like the bridge itself a great deal more. good share