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Old 11th November 2005   #1
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Default Good accessible locations for portraiture?

Hey guys...

I'm really a newbie when it comes to portraiture... never really shot any except for family photos...

I have a TFCD planned with a colleague and was wondering what are good locations for portraiture? What are your favourite spots? Preferably easily accessible as I don't drive.

Thanks in advance!
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Old 11th November 2005   #2
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My office.

And it is weather-proof.

I photograph people. Not locations. Locations lend variety. But not essential to my imagery.

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Old 11th November 2005   #3
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depends on what you are looking for. i know for outdoor wedding photos, ppl usually go to the botanical garden.

if you have a theme in mind, then probably it will be easier for other CSers to give you some recommendations.

just my 2 cents...
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Old 11th November 2005   #4
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u live at punggol? aint' there some nice places there? have you explored ur estate closer to the coast on bicycle?
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Old 11th November 2005   #5
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Yea, that's one option (my sister's wedding photos were shot in Punggol)

I was thinking of landmarks... maybe the Fullerton? And the Esplanade? Do you think these are good places to go to or have they been photographed to death?
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Old 11th November 2005   #6
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if u wanna be safe, somewhere with alot of GREEN, as green is quite a neutral shade and shouldn't throw you or your meter off so easily.

so i guess that would be any park, the denser the better.
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Old 12th November 2005   #7
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Thanks for the advice, jOhO
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Old 14th November 2005   #8
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Default Re: Good accessible locations for portraiture?

Originally Posted by jOhO
if u wanna be safe, somewhere with alot of GREEN, as green is quite a neutral shade and shouldn't throw you or your meter off so easily.

so i guess that would be any park, the denser the better.
But GREEN will bounce sunlight strongly and will throw a stong green cast on the face and clothes.
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punggol is full of places to shoot, have studio somemore
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Originally Posted by ortega
punggol is full of places to shoot, have studio somemore
LOL.... good point, bro. But now not member yet leh... cannot use the NLPC studio and must get past PoohBouncer... some more don't know how to use... but soon soon. Maybe I schedule a jungle shoot TFCD first... but don't think the model will like mossies...

(But no car how to walk? Colleague quite delicate leh)

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