Thaipusam This Sat


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photo shoot
 

Originally posted by breezeY
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photo shoot

Think the contact info and details are on 1 or 2 pages before this. heh. :)

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Originally posted by Larry
ok people, a bit of changes and updates. i got a last minute seminar to attend tomorrow morning so i won't be the contact point for the meet... instead, please contact Simone (aka "Dagger") on her mobile @ 9838 5414 if you wanna meet up, gonna be late or for anything else. if you can't get her, can also call me @ 9848 4122 (not that i'll know how to reach her if you can't but i might know who else to call...)

The meeting place has also changed to BUGIS MRT STATION, outside the OCBC bank branch near the MRT telephone, as nekogotch says its nearer/easier to go serangoon road from there.

So, to recap, the Thaipusam outing is at...
10am morning @ BUGIS MRT Station on 18th January (Saturday)

nekogotch will lead/direct the way to Serangoon ROad from there. thanks Dagger & Neko... i'll see ya guys @ about 1pm after my seminar thing. btw i'll be near peninsula, so any1 needs anything urgently (like film, lens tissue, D1x, etc), just gimme a sms. :D



10am is a bit late for good shots, light are harsh, go there earlier if you can, example: 7am

Have breakfast first, most food stall along the way are sold out.

Bring your own bottle of mineral water.

Never leave your equipments unattended.
 

Think the contact info and details are on 1 or 2 pages before this. heh.

first time :embrass: :embrass:
 

Got this off from a colleague who was at the shop:

Christopher from CP (tripod section) suggested going during 7-9am as he says thats the best time to shoot.. well.. ;)

Apologies if I've OT.. :p
 

Originally posted by Larry
ok, SSPT is Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, which is at Serangoon Road. This is the starting point. Click here for details & location map.

STT is Sri Thendayuthapani Temple @ Tank Road, near Clemenceau Road & Mohd Sultan. It's the end point, where the devotees take off their kavadis...Click here for location map

hope that helps...

Thanks a lot!;)
 

hey pple!!!
i just passed by serangoon road, I think all of us should go there right now!! cos the have already cordoned off the road and the are all walking towards the start point..

there's actually 3 viewers gallery along serangoon road, that might be a good camping spot for "snipers"

;p ;p
 

Originally posted by Simon
10am is a bit late for good shots, light are harsh, go there earlier if you can, example: 7am

Have breakfast first, most food stall along the way are sold out.

Bring your own bottle of mineral water.

Never leave your equipments unattended.

Agree. Agree. :rbounce:
 

guys this is street shooting...follow your instinct.....get ur indian friends to help you(information)....be abit sensitive as for not to offend them...at the same time support them by chanting, that is what they need to go on....... good luck.......i'll be there....
 

Originally posted by Dagger


Agree. Agree. :rbounce:

so r u pple still meeting at 10am or earlier ..... ?? .....

wat time will u guyz shoot until ..... ?? .....

r u guyz coing to cover the whole route frm the starting pt to the ending pt .....??? .....



:D
 

Hi

i reached the first temple at 6:30 am in the morning. That's considered late cos when i reached, the temple was a flurry of activity, and a hotbed of photographic opportunities. Was anybody there around that time? i saw Rueyloon shooting his trademark panoramic shots with his cool Mamiya 7II, Greg with his Leica Ms, Hong Sien (from offstone) with wat looks like a Mamiya 7II as well, and quite a few freelance photojournalists. i chatted with one of them and found out he was sent by his New York photo agency here to shoot the event!

Quite a few lady photographers too, including a feisty young female caucasian who was skipping around with a Leica M6/7 in her hands. Pity she's too fast for me to chat her up :devil:

anyway it was VERY fun. i enjoyed myself despite having coconut milk splashed all over me and my camera, being pushed around, having weird powder nearly sprayed over me...............
 

Any good photos? :devil: I will post mine later after u guys finish posting yours. :D
 

Originally posted by tomshen
Any good photos? :devil: I will post mine later after u guys finish posting yours. :D

Wah! So evil. :p
 

Hey, thanks for letting me join you guys... :)

I think from now on I better equip myself with one of those tourist singapore maps whenever I go out for photo shoot. :confused:

Thanks to megaweb for the tips! And Dagger for being patient with my phone calls... :thumbsup: :p

Hope you guys had fun at Chinatown... wish I could've gone...
 

Originally posted by Que Lynn
Hey, thanks for letting me join you guys... :)

I think from now on I better equip myself with one of those tourist singapore maps whenever I go out for photo shoot. :confused:

Thanks to megaweb for the tips! And Dagger for being patient with my phone calls... :thumbsup: :p

Hope you guys had fun at Chinatown... wish I could've gone...
QL: How's ur new toy?
 

Originally posted by Knighthunter
QL: How's ur new toy?

Learning it... although didn't have much time today... :(

It feels, er, different. Uhhhm, somehow the AF feels slightly slower than on an E10... I guess it also depends on the lens... but I felt it even when using the 50mm/1.8... Hmmm. Of course the images are cleaner... I guess I have to shoot more so I can get used to it. ;)
 

Originally posted by Digipix
My shots: CLICK ME!

Mostly crappies, street shoot is not my cup of kopi. ;p

I don't think your shots are crappy. But I do find that after the first 10 or so kavadi shots they become less interesting. I find your shots of the spectators more fun after that.

Just my humble opinion.
 

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