some slow shutter attempts

[attap seed]

Some slow shutter attempts.

 

[attap seed]

C & C most welcome.

 

[joeyjoey]

loves the 4th picture.! very interesting. those models at orchard road.. i'm sure everybody knows.

 

[juggler]

Nice effects. Did you hand-held the camera or using tripod?

 

[attap seed]

Nice effects. Did you hand-held the camera or using tripod?

mostly shot on tripod.

pic of MRT station and city link, camera was pressed onto railing.

 

[calebk]

That proves it! Those human statues are really...STATUES!

 

[unseenshadows]

Correct me if i'm wrong, but I think photography isn't allowed in MRT stations due to security reasons?

I'm surprised the SMRT personnel didn't stop you with your DSLR.

Very nice series btw. I like the wheelchair player with the trumpet.

 

[aloyyolaaloy]

Correct me if i'm wrong, but I think photography isn't allowed in MRT stations due to security reasons?

I'm surprised the SMRT personnel didn't stop you with your DSLR.

Very nice series btw. I like the wheelchair player with the trumpet.

as long as they dont see you ..

 

[attap seed]

Correct me if i'm wrong, but I think photography isn't allowed in MRT stations due to security reasons?

I'm surprised the SMRT personnel didn't stop you with your DSLR.

Very nice series btw. I like the wheelchair player with the trumpet.

actually i did specifically look for the NO PHOTOGRAPHY sign but cant find any.

i am sure the MRT staff are viligant enough to know of my existance. jus that they see no reason for concern.

thks for the compliment.

 

[Coltian2004]

Very nice pictures! :thumbsup:
May I know how did you managed to take the man on the wheelchair so sharp? I thought with that kind os shutter spreed even the slightest movement on the object will result in blur picture.

 

[attap seed]

Very nice pictures! :thumbsup:
May I know how did you managed to take the man on the wheelchair so sharp? I thought with that kind os shutter spreed even the slightest movement on the object will result in blur picture.

its a straight shot.

no in computer sharpening done.

one thing i noticed is tat sharpness is relative. say a slightly soft subject surrounded by others tat are even more blur will appear sharp.

but as far as i can tell, among all the noise (shot at ISO 1600), the man on the wheelchair is sharp. perhaps he kept v still when playing the trumpet, or i was jus lucky.