IMHO from a high vantage point ... like top of Mt Faber, Kent Ridge or Henderson Wave Bridge for sunsets. Maybe, Changi Point for sunrise???hi guys,any kind soul out there can advise good spot for shooting sunset or sunrise
thanks alot guys
I know how u felt ... sometimes it can get like this. :bsmilie:
What they meant is please go google ... there're many infos on yr subject scattered all over CS. Sometimes I too dun understand ... some can take time to post but most not of any help. Post like no post ...
oh yes, before i forget, most of the reservoirs are good too
lower peirce good for sunset
upper peirce good for sunset
macritchie good for both sunrise and sunset, but need to walk
lower seletar good for sunset
bedok reservoir good for sunset
that have to depend on when is the period of the year, time of the day, position of the moon, so can know the tide level.......perhaps TS can also ask mr nightmare which ones are good for threading into the water to get the water at eye level, ftw shot honestly
If you're travelling at a velocity of 1,674.4 km/h towards the west at approximately 1900 to 1915 hours, you'll be to catch a sunset 24/7. But if the sun is at a fixed position in the sky forever, does it then constitutes a sunset? :think:anywhere dat faces east? :dunno:
perhaps TS can also ask mr nightmare which ones are good for threading into the water to get the water at eye level, ftw shot honestly
that have to depend on when is the period of the year, time of the day, position of the moon, so can know the tide level.......
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now, i am fully prepared to lose all my equipment whenever i do such things..
so i would not tell everyone to do it, not everyone is prepared to do so..
oh yes, before i forget, most of the reservoirs are good too
lower peirce good for sunset
upper peirce good for sunset
macritchie good for both sunrise and sunset, but need to walk
lower seletar good for sunset
bedok reservoir good for sunset