A walk in the park - Part 1

silvergetz · 23rd February 2006

Hi everyone, just wanna share some photos taken at the Singapore Botanic Garden.

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silvergetz · 23rd February 2006

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Part 2 will include some macro shots. Will post soon. Thanks for viewing.

germ_boi · 24th February 2006

WOW. interesting SHOTS.

impressive

fweddy · 24th February 2006

no4 looks cool. what is that?

zac08 · 24th February 2006

Originally Posted by fweddy

no4 looks cool. what is that?

Looks like a blurred shot of some fronds (coconut or palm tree type)

silvergetz · 24th February 2006

Originally Posted by zac08

Looks like a blurred shot of some fronds (coconut or palm tree type)

Yes it is taken in between some kind of palm leaves.

silvergetz · 24th February 2006

Part 2. Got abit closer.

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Thanks for your time.

seanlim · 24th February 2006

wow...nice pics

...awn may i know ur setup

silvergetz · 25th February 2006

Thanks Seanlim, im using D50 with built in flash + Tokina AT-X Pro D 100mm Macro, handheld.

paxluv · 25th February 2006

Oh my goodness, these are simply BRILLIANT! excellent awareness of texture! I think I might have fallen in love....Great job!

CHiPs · 25th February 2006

Good eye ......!

tltan · 25th February 2006

Nice lines and composition. =)

Do you diffuse your inbuilt flash somehow or u use it only as fill flash? coz I dont see the harshness too much.

Regards,
tltan

silvergetz · 26th February 2006

Originally Posted by tltan

Nice lines and composition. =)

Do you diffuse your inbuilt flash somehow or u use it only as fill flash? coz I dont see the harshness too much.

Regards,
tltan

I did not diffuse the flash and i set to rear fill. I tend to underexpose them a tiny bit and then lift up the level in Photoshop.

LOO ALMIGHTY · 26th February 2006

nice series.. that is a totally different view from botanic garden. sharp eyes and the creative use of patterns.

tltan · 27th February 2006

Originally Posted by silvergetz

I did not diffuse the flash and i set to rear fill. I tend to underexpose them a tiny bit and then lift up the level in Photoshop.

Thanks for your enlightenment.

Regards,
tltan

tchuanye · 27th February 2006

Very nice artistic shots!

Luv4nature · 27th February 2006

Awesome shots. #3 's the best !!

SEXiao · 27th February 2006

Originally Posted by silvergetz

Thanks Seanlim, im using D50 with built in flash + Tokina AT-X Pro D 100mm Macro, handheld.

you got a pair of stable hands..........

........ I can never get sharp pic doing handheld macro...

silvergetz · 27th February 2006

Thanks everyone for your kind words

ortega · 27th February 2006

well done, i esp like #3

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LOO ALMIGHTY New Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: punggol Posts: 38	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 nice series.. that is a totally different view from botanic garden. sharp eyes and the creative use of patterns.

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tchuanye Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,958	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 Very nice artistic shots! __________________ My Gallery: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/ Eqpt: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/gallery/271702

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Luv4nature Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: S'pore Posts: 365	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 Awesome shots. #3 's the best !!

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23rd February 2006	#1
silvergetz Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 742	A walk in the park - Part 1 Hi everyone, just wanna share some photos taken at the Singapore Botanic Garden. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5

23rd February 2006	#2
silvergetz Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 742	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 #6 #7 #8 Part 2 will include some macro shots. Will post soon. Thanks for viewing.

24th February 2006	#3
germ_boi Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Sedna, Orion Stars Posts: 860	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 WOW. interesting SHOTS. impressive

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fweddy Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 204	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 no4 looks cool. what is that?

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silvergetz Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 742	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 and 2 Part 2. Got abit closer. #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 Thanks for your time.

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seanlim Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: NEL Posts: 898	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 wow...nice pics ...awn may i know ur setup

25th February 2006	#9
silvergetz Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 742	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 Thanks Seanlim, im using D50 with built in flash + Tokina AT-X Pro D 100mm Macro, handheld.

25th February 2006	#10
paxluv Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: California, USA Posts: 261	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 Oh my goodness, these are simply BRILLIANT! excellent awareness of texture! I think I might have fallen in love....Great job!

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CHiPs Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Singapore (Jurong West) Posts: 180	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 Good eye ......!

25th February 2006	#12
tltan Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 2,330	Re: A walk in the park - Part 1 Nice lines and composition. =) Do you diffuse your inbuilt flash somehow or u use it only as fill flash? coz I dont see the harshness too much. Regards, tltan