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12th May 2005
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Bugis Junction - Unstoppable fun with water
Captured these few shots late last year at Bugis Junction. Kind of like 'fire'works with water.
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13th May 2005
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luv the first shot...great colours and water spray.
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13th May 2005
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Thanx Zaren. Glad you like it.
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13th May 2005
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i dont usually post here but i just had to say your first shot is fantastic.....
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13th May 2005
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Thanx kjmedora and Zaren. Snapped #1 at 200mm 1/13s f2.8 with built in flash of -1EV. Handheld and non VR, very lucky
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13th May 2005
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1st photo is great!
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 Like your 1st and 3rd pics. You handheld at 1/13s? Wouldn't the pictures be blur? |
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13th May 2005
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Yes. Handheld at 1/13s in fact for all the 3 shots, no kidding. If you observe carefully the boy's foot in #2 is a little blur. For #3, you see the trails due to the slow shutter. Of course I have thrown away all the blur ones.
Flash was necessary to freeze the moment at the instant the shutter closed. By the way, the cam was set at rear curtain sync. Steady hands, holding your breadth and slow triggering is a must  Last edited by ironargon; 14th May 2005 at 08:36 AM. |
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14th May 2005
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loved 1 & 3. 3 looks like fireworks display!
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14th May 2005
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very different from the normal bugis shots.
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1st shot is just fantastic... like the colour and how it turned out....
especially the fire like shape at the center of the palm.... and how it all blend in with the water.... very nice....
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14th May 2005
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Thanx to everyone, glad you all like it. Seems like #1 is quite well done...
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15th May 2005
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#1. oustanding!
the shimmering gold is fantastic! |
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15th May 2005
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#1 is very impressive!
without e water hitting e hand, it would otherwise be quite a normal pic, with e hand and the array of water splashes~ |
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16th May 2005
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Thanx ~Arcanic~. Glad you like it.
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18th May 2005
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very impressive. I enjoy the colors, the energy of the water.
they actually feel like fireworks! brilliant |
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18th May 2005
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Thanx fisheye, appreciate
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