[nitewalk] Beauty of Our (Lion) City
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This is a single RAW exposure of 1-minute using GND0.9 soft. Unlike yesterday when I blended 3 exposures manually, this was much more straightforward as the light was still low despite the colours starting to come on. Therefore, there was very minimal processing needed.
This is a single RAW exposure of 1-minute using GND0.9 soft. Unlike yesterday when I blended 3 exposures manually, this was much more straightforward as the light was still low despite the colours starting to come on. Therefore, there was very minimal processing needed.
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Interior shot at Star Vista. This is taken at the place before one enters the theatre itself. There have been many takes on the interior of this structure so was looking around for a different take.
This is a panorama photo of 3 vertical frames of 2 exposures (3X2) each blended manually. Another panorama taken using TS-E 17mm lens and it seems to avoid the problem of fisheye-like distortion which comes with panorama.
Interior shot at Star Vista. This is taken at the place before one enters the theatre itself. There have been many takes on the interior of this structure so was looking around for a different take.
This is a panorama photo of 3 vertical frames of 2 exposures (3X2) each blended manually. Another panorama taken using TS-E 17mm lens and it seems to avoid the problem of fisheye-like distortion which comes with panorama.
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must share your works
Featuring your thread in the Clubsnap Photography Community fb page
http://www.facebook.com/ClubSNAP.Community?ref=hl
also featuring it regionally in the Crossing Bridges 10 Singapore fb group page
Featuring your thread in the Clubsnap Photography Community fb page
http://www.facebook.com/ClubSNAP.Community?ref=hl
also featuring it regionally in the Crossing Bridges 10 Singapore fb group page
no worries bro'
with more than 45,000 views in the thread, you're obviously doing something beautiful
noticed that since last year July til now, your style of landscape and architecture has been changing ..... the execution is more refined/deliberate now :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
with more than 45,000 views in the thread, you're obviously doing something beautiful
noticed that since last year July til now, your style of landscape and architecture has been changing ..... the execution is more refined/deliberate now :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
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nitewalk
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First of the series to document the Zion Road HDB housing estate. This is where I grew up in after I was born and so much memories so much fondness is tied to it. I have always seen photography as a mean for me to retain the memories of present for the future, but never has it hit me so hard and personal that this is going to be it. I figured it is a little late to do this documentation as there are more accessible vantage points back then and as much as I regret my slow actions, I realised that it is better late than never. For I would be a failure if I tell others I shoot buildings but failed to document the place which saw me grow up over the years.
I had seen a local photographer's series on this, I wish to present it from a point of view of how I saw my estate as I grew up. Ironically, as I grew up, I could never see anything worth photographing about my estate.
First of the series to document the Zion Road HDB housing estate. This is where I grew up in after I was born and so much memories so much fondness is tied to it. I have always seen photography as a mean for me to retain the memories of present for the future, but never has it hit me so hard and personal that this is going to be it. I figured it is a little late to do this documentation as there are more accessible vantage points back then and as much as I regret my slow actions, I realised that it is better late than never. For I would be a failure if I tell others I shoot buildings but failed to document the place which saw me grow up over the years.
I had seen a local photographer's series on this, I wish to present it from a point of view of how I saw my estate as I grew up. Ironically, as I grew up, I could never see anything worth photographing about my estate.
nitewalk
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Some lady stood beside me while I took this shot, probably intrigued by the knobs on my lens and how the lens could slide up and down. A later shot of my block or rather the block where I grew up in. It is sad to see the barricades set up and how it is no longer what I knew, but the memories of it all stays. In here, I grew up, shed blood and tears, love and lost, ran and fell, slept and eaten. I cannot imagine how I'd feel when it is no longer around.
Some lady stood beside me while I took this shot, probably intrigued by the knobs on my lens and how the lens could slide up and down. A later shot of my block or rather the block where I grew up in. It is sad to see the barricades set up and how it is no longer what I knew, but the memories of it all stays. In here, I grew up, shed blood and tears, love and lost, ran and fell, slept and eaten. I cannot imagine how I'd feel when it is no longer around.
nitewalk
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#258
A re-process of an old photo shot initially when I started active shooting. An exercise in seeing the difference in the processing technique now compared to the past. Comparing now and then, I can see how I have changed in my beliefs and priorities. It is an useful exercise which serves as a check after shooting for 9 months.
A re-process of an old photo shot initially when I started active shooting. An exercise in seeing the difference in the processing technique now compared to the past. Comparing now and then, I can see how I have changed in my beliefs and priorities. It is an useful exercise which serves as a check after shooting for 9 months.
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