Late night at Changi Jetty.
I name this shot "Battleships"!
I name this shot "Battleships"!
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| Battleships @ Changi Jetty |
Showing posts with label wide angle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wide angle. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
Late saturday night/early sunday morning at 2am.
It was breezy along Beach Road in the wee hours of 23 Jan 2011.
Took photos of the Raffles Hotel and its taller cousin "Westin Stamford".
Most of the shots were taken using my wide angle lens Canon EF-S 10-22mm.
Slide show of the album
It was breezy along Beach Road in the wee hours of 23 Jan 2011.
Took photos of the Raffles Hotel and its taller cousin "Westin Stamford".
Most of the shots were taken using my wide angle lens Canon EF-S 10-22mm.
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| Clear and Starry night |
Slide show of the album
Monday, October 18, 2010
It was the Friday night and my weekend begins after midnight...
Years ago, I'd be with friends partying all night, drowning myself in alcohol.
Now I appreciate the time I have to pursue my hobby.
The place : Maxwell Road
The subject : Red Dot Museum
The time : Wee hours
Years ago, I'd be with friends partying all night, drowning myself in alcohol.
Now I appreciate the time I have to pursue my hobby.
The place : Maxwell Road
The subject : Red Dot Museum
The time : Wee hours
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Sunday, October 10, 2010
This could probably be the closest I could ever get to the casino without actually entering it.
And thus, saving the entire family fortune from being donated to the evil arms of gambling.
The pictures I took serves a reminder to myself that everything outside the casino is beautiful.
From the faces of those gamblers I saw leaving the casino, I doubt they can appreciate the beauty anymore....
And thus, saving the entire family fortune from being donated to the evil arms of gambling.
The pictures I took serves a reminder to myself that everything outside the casino is beautiful.
From the faces of those gamblers I saw leaving the casino, I doubt they can appreciate the beauty anymore....
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
It was not easy to reach the Benjamin Sheares Bridge on ECP by foot.
I had to climb 10 flight of stairs , or probably more, because at the 10th flight, I was almost disorientated due to lack of breath..
I used my Canon 10-22mm wide angle and Tamron 17-50mm and my favourite zoom lens Sigma 70-300mm APO.
The following pictures are my perspective view from ECP Rochor exit.
Being at the top of the Benjamin Sheares Bridge along ECP is quite exciting...
Every time a heavy vehicle goes by, the tremors it caused makes me feels like the bridge is fall apart! If you need a cheap thrill, do not head towards Sentosa's Universal Studios. Just have a walk along Benjamin Sheares Bridge.
I had to climb 10 flight of stairs , or probably more, because at the 10th flight, I was almost disorientated due to lack of breath..
I used my Canon 10-22mm wide angle and Tamron 17-50mm and my favourite zoom lens Sigma 70-300mm APO.
The following pictures are my perspective view from ECP Rochor exit.
Being at the top of the Benjamin Sheares Bridge along ECP is quite exciting...
Every time a heavy vehicle goes by, the tremors it caused makes me feels like the bridge is fall apart! If you need a cheap thrill, do not head towards Sentosa's Universal Studios. Just have a walk along Benjamin Sheares Bridge.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Another late night shoot.
Some close mates are envious of the spare time I have the luxury of owning.
Well, if you restrict the hours of sleep to less than 4 hours each day, you'd probably have the same extra of personal time as me.
In this exercise of chasing the extra time, it'd probably reduce my lifespan due to the irregular sleeping habit so I use it on capturing as much beautiful scenes that my eyes see. A trade off probably.
Most of the pictures below are captured using the Canon EF-S 10-22mm wide angle lens.
Some close mates are envious of the spare time I have the luxury of owning.
Well, if you restrict the hours of sleep to less than 4 hours each day, you'd probably have the same extra of personal time as me.
In this exercise of chasing the extra time, it'd probably reduce my lifespan due to the irregular sleeping habit so I use it on capturing as much beautiful scenes that my eyes see. A trade off probably.
Most of the pictures below are captured using the Canon EF-S 10-22mm wide angle lens.
This last picture was digitally enhanced with GIMP by using its "unsharp mask" to sharpen the photo..
A bit too excessive, what do you think?
A bit too excessive, what do you think?
Late night shooting with Alex, whom suggested to go to an extremely long overhead bridge at Kallang along the PIE, wanting to take long shutter vehicle lights.
All cars slowed down when they noticed 2 jokers with cameras and tripods on the overhead bridge. [ala COP ON TOP with speed cameras ]
This was where we were.
Here are some selected pictures..
All cars slowed down when they noticed 2 jokers with cameras and tripods on the overhead bridge. [ala COP ON TOP with speed cameras ]
This was where we were.
Here are some selected pictures..
This picture was merged using GIMP by superimposing several pictures.
"Unsharp mask" was used to sharpen the final image.
"Unsharp mask" was used to sharpen the final image.
The 2 jokers whom many drivers mistook as cops with speed cameras!
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