Changi Village

t7330 · 23rd November 2006

Pictures taken in Changi Village CnC are welcome...

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wong1979 · 23rd November 2006

i think u've captured an iridescence on top of that cumulonimbus cloud. do u happen to see rainbow colors on top of it?

t7330 · 23rd November 2006

Yes, I can see rainbow colors but can't capture in the picture (do not have a long len)

wong1979 · 23rd November 2006

Originally Posted by t7330

Yes, I can see rainbow colors but can't capture in the picture (do not have a long len)

lucky u, it's not everyday that u can witness such a sight. need to have the right conditions and timing. u don't really need a long lens, it's overexposed so u can't really see the colors in that pic.

hazmee · 24th November 2006

Hi t7330,

I took the liberty to do some post processing to your first image. Hope you don't mind. I think the image has a lot of data in it still waiting to be 'exploited'. I see there's lots of potential in your shots and you should try to pick up some post processing techniques from books. It really helps to bring out the hidden treasures which is sitting pretty in your unprocessed images.

Here's my take on your shot:

Youhong · 24th November 2006

Hmm... I was expecting to see the bus interchange, kopitiam, shops etc... Maybe need to rename as Changi Beach / Changi Broadwalk???

vinwin · 24th November 2006

[quote=hazmee;2637805]Hi t7330,

I took the liberty to do some post processing to your first image. Hope you don't mind. I think the image has a lot of data in it still waiting to be 'exploited'. I see there's lots of potential in your shots and you should try to pick up some post processing techniques from books. It really helps to bring out the hidden treasures which is sitting pretty in your unprocessed images.

Here's my take on your shot:

QUOTE]

Wow! Great PS skill! Looks totally difference.

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t7330 Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: East Posts: 304	Changi Village Pictures taken in Changi Village CnC are welcome... #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 Last edited by t7330; 23rd November 2006 at 11:16 PM.

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t7330 Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: East Posts: 304	Re: Changi Village #6 #7 #8 #9

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wong1979 Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 540	Re: Changi Village i think u've captured an iridescence on top of that cumulonimbus cloud. do u happen to see rainbow colors on top of it?

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t7330 Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: East Posts: 304	Re: Changi Village Yes, I can see rainbow colors but can't capture in the picture (do not have a long len)

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hazmee Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Teban Gardens Posts: 2,609	Re: Changi Village Hi t7330, I took the liberty to do some post processing to your first image. Hope you don't mind. I think the image has a lot of data in it still waiting to be 'exploited'. I see there's lots of potential in your shots and you should try to pick up some post processing techniques from books. It really helps to bring out the hidden treasures which is sitting pretty in your unprocessed images. Here's my take on your shot: __________________ The hideout // My flickr page

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Youhong Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: North Posts: 3,907	Re: Changi Village Hmm... I was expecting to see the bus interchange, kopitiam, shops etc... Maybe need to rename as Changi Beach / Changi Broadwalk??? __________________ I am NOT a PROfessional photographer and photography is NOT my hobby

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vinwin Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: East of Singapore Posts: 189	Re: Changi Village [quote=hazmee;2637805]Hi t7330, I took the liberty to do some post processing to your first image. Hope you don't mind. I think the image has a lot of data in it still waiting to be 'exploited'. I see there's lots of potential in your shots and you should try to pick up some post processing techniques from books. It really helps to bring out the hidden treasures which is sitting pretty in your unprocessed images. Here's my take on your shot: QUOTE] Wow! Great PS skill! Looks totally difference.