Sunscaping

[divingnemo]

Some shots at Changi over the weekend

#10

Lagoon​

 

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#11

Paths @ Changi Beach​

 

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#12

Paths II​

 

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#13

Paths III​

 

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#14

Fellows​

 

[japlook]

i like all ur shots. tks for sharing. esp the merlion one. post card quality. :thumbsup:

 

[GIAAA]

wow! like postcards!:thumbsup::heart:

 

[divingnemo]

i like all ur shots. tks for sharing. esp the merlion one. post card quality. :thumbsup:

wow! like postcards!:thumbsup::heart:

lol, not postcard quality la, still amateurish. thanks alot for your kind words

 

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#15

Sky-Waltz​

 

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a few dawn shots taken at the Singapore flyer.. the boardwalk just outside the flyer provides a good view of the Kallang River.

#16

Daybreak @ TheFlyer​

 

[soulFLY]

#13

Paths III​

This is beautiful and i really love the texturing of sand at FG...

Nevertheless, please do take note on the horizon tilt on most of ur image....it will kill off the hard work...do a quick check on the horizon and make sure its level prior processing...

Nice work and keep up the good job..

 

[divingnemo]

At this early hour there are no kayakers to disrupt the water surface.. On a good windless day you can get some pretty decent reflections.

#17

Mirage​

 

[divingnemo]

This is beautiful and i really love the texturing of sand at FG...

Nevertheless, please do take note on the horizon tilt on most of ur image....it will kill off the hard work...do a quick check on the horizon and make sure its level prior processing...

Nice work and keep up the good job..

Thanks for the advice yes i'm having the problem of horizon adjustment everytime i process my landscape shots, will work harder at it. may i ask, what do u usually do to check for horizon tilt?

cheers,
marc

 

[soulFLY]

Thanks for the advice yes i'm having the problem of horizon adjustment everytime i process my landscape shots, will work harder at it. may i ask, what do u usually do to check for horizon tilt?

cheers,
marc

Hi Marc,

Use the Ruler (I) tool in PS and u tick one end of the horizon and then slide it over to the other end. Or u press Shift + I until u see a ruler icon.

Then, go to Image - Image Rotation - Arbitary; and it will show u how much angle it actually tilt and then just hit the OK button and it will auto fixed the horizon flatness. Try to zoom 100% when u tick the 2 points for more acurate reading.

Hope it helps and thanks to Bro Yapster to teach me this too...:bsmilie:

Cheers,
Thomas

 

[soulFLY]

At this early hour there are no kayakers to disrupt the water surface.. On a good windless day you can get some pretty decent reflections.

#17

Mirage​

Perfect Reflection! :heart:

I can see that the sunrise and sunset at Spore lately is truly magical and I have to miss all this moment...

 

[divingnemo]

Hi Marc,

Use the Ruler (I) tool in PS and u tick one end of the horizon and then slide it over to the other end. Or u press Shift + I until u see a ruler icon.

Then, go to Image - Image Rotation - Arbitary; and it will show u how much angle it actually tilt and then just hit the OK button and it will auto fixed the horizon flatness. Try to zoom 100% when u tick the 2 points for more acurate reading.

Hope it helps and thanks to Bro Yapster to teach me this too...:bsmilie:

Cheers,
Thomas

Thanks so much for that awesome piece of advice Thomas It's just so great that you guys (like yourself and Yapster) are always willing to lend a helping hand to the us newbies. Totally appreciate it

And yes, the weather in Singapore has been cranky the past few weeks but the cloud formations at dawn/dusk have been pretty fantastic. You are away? Im actually looking forward to more of your reservoir sunset shots dude

 

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#18

Mirage II​

 

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#20

And Higher, Still​

Thats it from the Singapore Flyer/Kallang River. C&C absolutely welcomed

Cheers,
Marc

 

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And it's back to Changi Beach.

#21

The Oasis​

 

[ahbian]

At this early hour there are no kayakers to disrupt the water surface.. On a good windless day you can get some pretty decent reflections.

#17

Mirage​

Excellent exposure and capture of the colours. Effective and suitable borders also. Must have made waking up early worth it.