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#18 Wave on ! Changi beach


Wave on Changi fb by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

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#19 Morning Bishan Park


Good morning Bishan Park by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

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#20 "Inside Fullerton" - 3 vertical Fisheye shots manual Stitch .... Took quite some time to get it align . Sweat ...


Fullerton by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

[jtsky]

#18 Wave on ! Changi beach


Wave on Changi fb by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

Nice!! love the wave!

 

[Supersimon27]

Nice!! love the wave!

Thanks so much for visiting

#21 Changi Boardwalk sunset


Changi Boardwalk sunset 2013 by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

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#22 Busy Star Vista


Busy Star Vista by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

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#23 Seeking greater height


seeking greater height by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

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#24 Bishan Park


Bishan Park by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

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#25 Woodlands Ave 12 part II


Woodlands ave 12 sunrise PART ii by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

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#26 Ion Minimalist


Ion Minimalist by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

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#27 Mess


Mess at sembawang by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

[mingzheng]

#24 Bishan Park


Bishan Park by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

#19 Morning Bishan Park


Good morning Bishan Park by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

Hi! may i know the settings and lens you use for these shots? thanks

 

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Hi! may i know the settings and lens you use for these shots? thanks

Hi Mingzheng , thanks for visiting .

I am using a UWA Sigma 8-16mm lens

Both photo are shoot with F11 ISO 80 and Shutter speed 1.3sec and 4 sec respectively

Hope it will be some help

 

[DemonFox]

Very Nice Picture

 

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Very Nice Picture

Thanks so much for visiting

#28 Woodlands sun rise


Woodlands ave 12 sunrise by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

 

[jtsky]

Thanks so much for visiting

#28 Woodlands sun rise


Woodlands ave 12 sunrise by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr​

This is very nice! The golden rays blanket a floor of mimosa!

 

[lensk]

Hi Simon,

#28 is nice, have been trying to take good sunrise photo but the highlights often blew my pic. Apart from filters, just to check do u use any blending for this to balance the highlights and shadows? What is the best setting for shooting sun ray in your case? Cheers!

 

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This is very nice! The golden rays blanket a floor of mimosa!

Thanks bro for visiting again Glad that you like it

Hi Simon,

#28 is nice, have been trying to take good sunrise photo but the highlights often blew my pic. Apart from filters, just to check do u use any blending for this to balance the highlights and shadows? What is the best setting for shooting sun ray in your case? Cheers!

Hi bro, didn't use any filter for this case . Normally , what i do , I perform 3-5 bracketing shoot with 1.3ev ,1.7 ev or even 2 ev apart (depend on situation) and blend it manually at Post to get the Dynamic Range increase and correctly expose .

However in order to get the ray , the sun got to be diffuse in some way . I actually try to position my angle and wait for the to sun to raise and block by the building or tree that is far behind (refer to #25 too . Both are taken on the same day). If I rem correctly , I did actually close my aperture to make use of lens diffraction to make the ray more prominent.

Hope that help

 

[lensk]

Thanks bro for sharing. I will try it out this weekend Anyway i enjoy your photos and i am also carrying a k5..

Thanks bro for visiting again Glad that you like it



Hi bro, didn't use any filter for this case . Normally , what i do , I perform 3-5 bracketing shoot with 1.3ev ,1.7 ev or even 2 ev apart (depend on situation) and blend it manually at Post to get the Dynamic Range increase and correctly expose .

However in order to get the ray , the sun got to be diffuse in some way . I actually try to position my angle and wait for the to sun to raise and block by the building or tree that is far behind (refer to #25 too . Both are taken on the same day). If I rem correctly , I did actually close my aperture to make use of lens diffraction to make the ray more prominent.

Hope that help

 

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Thanks bro for sharing. I will try it out this weekend Anyway i enjoy your photos and i am also carrying a k5..

Thanks for the encouragement . Thanks . Keep shooting with K5 . It's really a very value for money camera Cheer