Come and Shoot Sentosa Flowers

chainsmoker · 2nd February 2006

Was at Sentosa Flowers 2006 for some nite, day and rain photography. Forgot to bring umbrella and tripod(dont have one) but nothing would stop me from snapping at them flowers.

chainsmoker · 2nd February 2006

chainsmoker · 2nd February 2006

chainsmoker · 2nd February 2006

All taken Jpeg with 11-22mm. Cmon peeps go take some and share.

Hacker · 2nd February 2006

You are really hardcore...shooting in the rain. Did not know you were there.

Here are my pixs:

#1

#2

chainsmoker · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by Hacker

You are really hardcore...shooting in the rain. Did not know you were there.

Oh me went in the late afternoon, so didnt bump into u. If not can see our oly ambassador - U.

Most likely goin again, the place made me wanna take up macro photography.

Have u tried ex25 on that 35-100f2 of yours?

DarkForce · 2nd February 2006

I like this angle

This one look so crispy, look like quite nice to eat like that

Hacker · 2nd February 2006

I like this because of the composition

and this also for the same reasons.

You shot under adverse conditions, so this is a big plus to you!!!

Hacker · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by chainsmoker

Oh me went in the late afternoon, so didnt bump into u. If not can see our oly ambassador - U.

Most likely goin again, the place made me wanna take up macro photography.

Have u tried ex25 on that 35-100f2 of yours?

Looks like I was the ONLY Olympus user. Everyone there using Canons and Nikons.

No, I don't have the ex25, but thinking of Macro with the Ring/Twin flash setp.

Just ordered the 4/3 adapter for Leica R so I can continue to shoot portraits. Maybe later think about macro work....

chainsmoker · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by Hacker

I like this because of the composition

and this also for the same reasons.

You shot under adverse conditions, so this is a big plus to you!!!

Originally Posted by DarkForce

I like this angle

Thanks, 1st time ever anyone liked any photos of mine . As u can see why

Your pics themselves overwhelms me with inspiration, hope to learn much from you guys.

DarkForce · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by chainsmoker

Thanks, 1st time ever anyone liked any photos of mine . As u can see why
Your pics themselves overwhelms me with inspiration, hope to learn much from you guys.

Well as long you enjoy shooting and willing to post and share can liao. Don't be bother too much whether others like it a not loh. Keep shooting , keep posting

radeonic · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by chainsmoker

wah...this is nice
wonder where u guys get ur inspiration to take such photos from
i just can't seem to do it

abhivachan · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by Hacker

You are really hardcore...shooting in the rain. Did not know you were there.

Here are my pixs:

#1

#2

wow so nice.

abhivachan · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by chainsmoker

Very nice.

chainsmoker · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by abhivachan

Very nice.

Originally Posted by radeonic

wah...this is nice
wonder where u guys get ur inspiration to take such photos from
i just can't seem to do it

Bros thanks for liking that flower. Wat im goin to tell u aint gonna inspire u much.
Me realised photography is a painful process, go thru all sorts of weather and enviroment including weird stares. Most times its heavy carrying your gears, sweaty, hot and dirty. Even the gardener wouldnt lay on the ground to tend to his plants much less crawl on all fours. Hehe

abhivachan · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by chainsmoker

Bros thanks for liking that flower. Wat im goin to tell u aint gonna inspire u much.
Me realised photography is a painful process, go thru all sorts of weather and enviroment including weird stares. Most times its heavy carrying your gears, sweaty, hot and dirty. Even the gardener wouldnt lay on the ground to tend to his plants much less crawl on all fours. Hehe

I agree with you. But I am very sure, If you get one good (in your satisfaction) pic from the outing, you won't feel those pain. But you will get more satisfaction from the outing.

I always remember the below points

1. Love yourself fist and most for any pics you have taken.
2. Keep trying, no matter how hard it seems, it will get easier.
3. Just Do it
4. Open your eyes, and see things as they really are.

Hacker · 2nd February 2006

Originally Posted by chainsmoker

Even the gardener wouldnt lay on the ground to tend to his plants much less crawl on all fours. Hehe

When attached to the camera's eye coupler*, the VA-1 allows the photographer to check the viewfinder image in a vertical direction. This facilitates viewfinder checking during low-angle work, such as crouching shots or macro-photography, and upward shots, such as night-sky photography.

chainsmoker · 3rd February 2006

Originally Posted by Hacker

When attached to the camera's eye coupler*, the VA-1 allows the photographer to check the viewfinder image in a vertical direction. This facilitates viewfinder checking during low-angle work, such as crouching shots or macro-photography, and upward shots, such as night-sky photography.

lol, u know the oly accessories factor(V$-X). Besides, one still has to get down to the required height so it aint very useful. Rather save the $ on cigarettes.

chainsmoker · 3rd February 2006

Originally Posted by abhivachan

I agree with you. But I am very sure, If you get one good (in your satisfaction) pic from the outing, you won't feel those pain. But you will get more satisfaction from the outing.

I always remember the below points

1. Love yourself fist and most for any pics you have taken.
2. Keep trying, no matter how hard it seems, it will get easier.
3. Just Do it
4. Open your eyes, and see things as they really are.

Where u get those pointers from?

from a motivational speaker or power seller?
Makes me go nuts

viclam · 3rd February 2006

Originally Posted by Hacker

#2

I really like this one....a lot!!! Can I have the exposure info please? It looks so sharp! So nice

2nd February 2006	#3
chainsmoker Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: GagalandCloud9 Posts: 451	Re: Come and Shoot Sentosa Flowers Last edited by chainsmoker; 2nd February 2006 at 06:17 AM.

2nd February 2006	#4
chainsmoker Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: GagalandCloud9 Posts: 451	Re: Come and Shoot Sentosa Flowers All taken Jpeg with 11-22mm. Cmon peeps go take some and share. Last edited by chainsmoker; 2nd February 2006 at 03:23 AM.

2nd February 2006	#5
Hacker Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Cyberspace Posts: 3,028	Re: Come and Shoot Sentosa Flowers You are really hardcore...shooting in the rain. Did not know you were there. Here are my pixs: #1 #2

2nd February 2006	#7
DarkForce Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Underworld Posts: 1,973	Re: Come and Shoot Sentosa Flowers I like this angle This one look so crispy, look like quite nice to eat like that __________________ 寒冰不能斷流水枯木亦會再逢春

2nd February 2006	#8
Hacker Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Cyberspace Posts: 3,028	Re: Come and Shoot Sentosa Flowers I like this because of the composition and this also for the same reasons. You shot under adverse conditions, so this is a big plus to you!!!

2nd February 2006	#1
chainsmoker Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: GagalandCloud9 Posts: 451	Sentosa Flowers Was at Sentosa Flowers 2006 for some nite, day and rain photography. Forgot to bring umbrella and tripod(dont have one) but nothing would stop me from snapping at them flowers. Last edited by chainsmoker; 5th February 2006 at 02:20 AM.

2nd February 2006	#2
chainsmoker Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: GagalandCloud9 Posts: 451	Re: iso 1600 pics untouched w/o flash Last edited by chainsmoker; 5th February 2006 at 01:27 AM.