Share some MF photo.... Part 6

[JGHan]

[/url] 3 by HANJG, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[paapoopa]

[/url] 3 by HANJG, on Flickr[/IMG]

nice! where is this place?

 

[bimbim1207]

Can you go there at night?

Sorry boss I'm not in Singapore right now,

Something from the same scene:


Garden by the Bay by Hoàng Khôi, on Flickr


Marina Bay Sands by Hoàng Khôi, on Flickr


Gin & Juice by Hoàng Khôi, on Flickr

 

[Nikkornos]

Helicopter or use balloon?

 

[paapoopa]

Marina Bay Sands by Hoàng Khôi, on Flickr

this looks like shooting from really high up

 

[JGHan]

nice! where is this place?

changi beach! near the chalets.

 

[bimbim1207]

I was in the Singapore Flyer in the first 2 pics, the last one I was at the One Raffles Place building.

 

[Nikkornos]

Yup it's Bukit Brown.

I just researched the Bukit Brown facebook site. The patch of empty ground near this slope, has some military markings.
The stones with -> shaped arrows. with MC or ML markings, were old British land marks.

Under these stones, were pits used before/during Japanese invasion as burial for unidentified bodies.

In Bukit Brown, there are suspected to be 3 pits.
Each pit may contain thousands of unidentified remains. Some of which must be the anti Japanese volunteers.

Think about it. They are going to built a bridge over the mass graves.

 

[Nikkornos]

I was in the Singapore Flyer in the first 2 pics, the last one I was at the One Raffles Place building.

The pictures' reflections gave it away. How about adding a Polarizer?

The Rolleiflex 3.5F can take small polarizers. I will bring that in my next trip.

 

[bimbim1207]

The pictures' reflections gave it away. How about adding a Polarizer?

The Rolleiflex 3.5F can take small polarizers. I will bring that in my next trip.

My friend borrowed from me my polarizer filter If I were with it, I could even add some more blue to the sky

 

[worldofdarkness]

Recently had the time to edit one photo from a backlog that was about a year ago LOL. One of the shots from my last film roll before I sold off my Hassey.

Hasselblad 500C/M, Carl Zeiss 80mm f2.8. Kodak Portra 400VC. Scanned with Epson v700 scanner. Did some minor colour grading in Photoshop.

 

[pixelbrain]

Family portraits I shot for friends..






Contax 645, Zeiss Planar 80mm f2/Distagon 45mm f2.8, Fujifilm 400H

 

[pikapig]

Got the fine art wedding feel

 

[oceanpriest]

Family portraits I shot for friends..
Contax 645, Zeiss Planar 80mm f2/Distagon 45mm f2.8, Fujifilm 400H

Got the fine art wedding feel

Agree with you...
Same camera, lenses and film as josevilla. I think best combination already :thumbsup:
I remember josevilla always pulls 1 stop. Perhaps color will pop up nicer in that way? :think:
http://josevillablog.com/

 

[pixelbrain]

Agree with you...
Same camera, lenses and film as josevilla. I think best combination already :thumbsup:
I remember josevilla always pulls 1 stop. Perhaps color will pop up nicer in that way? :think:
http://josevillablog.com/

haha cheers guys, it's definitely was jose inspired..

still working on the color palette with sg weather & light.. it was actually pretty grey after a thunderstorm when i shot this set, so am quite pleased with the colors already..

 

[Benji77]

From my new 'toy' or rather, beast of a Mamiya RZ67 with 110mm / 2.8.

 

[pixelbrain]

From my new 'toy' or rather, beast of a Mamiya RZ67 with 110mm / 2.8.

nice! shoot with it more often, soon will dev bigger biceps.. lol

 

[oceanpriest]

haha cheers guys, it's definitely was jose inspired..

still working on the color palette with sg weather & light.. it was actually pretty grey after a thunderstorm when i shot this set, so am quite pleased with the colors already..

Cool! Did u use led light too?

 

[pixelbrain]

Cool! Did u use led light too?

nope didn't use one for this shoot, wouldn't be of any use outdoors anyway..

 

[oceanpriest]

Flexaret standard, Ultrafine extreme 400, d76 1+1, pano stitched in photoshop
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