Photos taken using Leica M-P

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taken at Raffles Hotel

 

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some bokeh shots

 

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Took some photos inside Marina Bay Sands

'Floating cloth ball'


Logo at Versace boutique


Check out the bokeh balls

 

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Interesting wavy metal/glass at Marina Bay Sands

 

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Night shots taken at LaSalle College of the Arts

 

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A few more night shots at LaSalle College of the Arts

 

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Istana Open House

Main building


Water lily


Running in big open uncrowded space


Leisure walk


Playing in the morning sun

 

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Trying out B&W

Paraquet wall


Tablecloth

 

[faithsilence]

Photos taken by extraordinary camera are NOT necessarily accomplished by good photographic technique! My 5 years old son takes photos like you.

So what are your suggestions on good photographic technique? Surely I agree there're rooms for improvement for TS's shots. You sound like a pro who takes awe-inspiring, award winning shots. If you wanna criticise someone's shots to be as good as your 5 year old son which I deem as extremely insulting, perhaps you can give some constructive comments. I am sure many of the newbies out here would love to hear and see your professional level shots.

 

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Family of six

 

[roberts]

Every photo tells a story. If you are the newbies who command a sense (even little) to appreciate creativity in color, shape or line, take a look at the thread of Sep 2014 Namibia (one of many good examples here) in this forum. When I drive my lamborghini out, I don't showcase that I own it! I will demonstrate what this monster can do!

So what are your suggestions on good photographic technique? Surely I agree there're rooms for improvement for TS's shots. You sound like a pro who takes awe-inspiring, award winning shots. If you wanna criticise someone's shots to be as good as your 5 year old son which I deem as extremely insulting, perhaps you can give some constructive comments. I am sure many of the newbies out here would love to hear and see your professional level shots.

 

[kernel]

Agree. Be humble is a good way to learn photography

Every photo tells a story. If you are the newbies who command a sense (even little) to appreciate creativity in color, shape or line, take a look at the thread of Sep 2014 Namibia (one of many good examples here) in this forum. When I drive my lamborghini out, I don't showcase that I own it! I will demonstrate what this monster can do!

 

[mexican88]

agree with robert.. the pictures here are boring, poorly composed, no direction, no emotion and could just as well have been taken by an iPhone 6.. one of the picture was nicely composed, and even then, TS didn't bother to wait for the right moment to hit the shutter button