Seascape X Straits of Melaka
How much would you pay for this if it’s printed on a large canvas? A play with HDR from 3 images shot during a sunny afternoon.
Clarke Quay & Fullerton: Day & Night
On a recent trip down to Singapore, I join up with some backpackers from around the world (there’s 2 Japanese, 1 Indian from UK, 1 Vietnamese from Ireland, 1 American, 2 Spaniards and a Greek) on a little walk around Clarke Quay and Fullerton area. Well, a little walk cause it’s all inter-connected and we basically walked from Clarke Quay all the way to Fullerton and back.
Here are some landscape shots from the whole little walk. The local municipal was in the midst of preparing for the Singapore F1 so there’s a lot of areas where they have started to put up boundaries, fences and so forth making some of the more scenic shots look plain ugly. (more…)
Lonely…
As all it’s fellow trees was removed to make way for development, this one stayed strong and kept fighting on… despite the fact that it’s also … lonely.
Creating Art through photography?
These sunset shots by the beach was shot along the same time as the lalang shots but instead of just posting up the photos as what I normally do, this time around, I tried to play around with photoshop, to see what kind of effect I can turn up with all those filters, plug-ins and actions. Here’s what I’ve gotten at.
Playing in the Lalang field
I know over the past couple of months, you’ve been seeing a lot of sun set photos from me. Well, I can’t really help it as that’s one of the most beautiful and magical hours to me.
The play of light at that hour is just magnificant, God’s wonders never cease to amaze me. How the heaven turn the day to night and the colors that appears in between that switch. It’s incredible don’t you think so? (more…)