A tribute to those whom were working and unseen.

nigel84 · 29th July 2007

As many ppl would say, behind the scenes. I was on intent to get the most of those working so ever hard for the success of a national event. Their hard work was not something that could be viewed by tickets gaining entry to the seating gallery in Marina Bay. Their effort could only be appreciated if we would to feel the beat sounding silently in our veins. They were those who guided the contingents to the parade square, they were those that guided each and every individual on where to improve and they were those that even set the tempo of the parade itself. This thead was opened to have the general public realise the hard work of those not appearing on the tv were contributing as much as those standing on the stage delivering the show. Kudos to them! Enjoy, CnC would be very much appreciated.

Pic #1 (Reporting Strength)

Pic #2 (Smirk)

Pic #3 (Dy Parade RSM)

Pic #4 (I want the balloon)

Pic #5 (To the best i can)

More to come...

nigel84 · 29th July 2007

As continued

Pic #6 (My parade boots)

Pic #7 (Mirrored lag)

Pic #8 (Soul Searching)

Pic #9 (Majulah Singapura)

Pic #10 (March on)

nigel84 · 29th July 2007

Last part of the series, unless i have the time to post for the remaining of the week.

Pic #11 (A salute to all)

Pic #12 (Watch... and hold)

Pic #13 (Up the beat)

Pic #14 (Pa, teach me how to shoot.)

Pic #15 (Let my nation's flag soar)

If there is a need for bigger pics, pls pm me. Enjoy and CnC pls...

steve75 · 29th July 2007

I like the #6..

nigel84 · 29th July 2007

Thanks, do share with me which pics do not work for you and how else can i improve on them? TIA

nigel84 · 30th July 2007

Did this treatment of pictures appeal to the eyes of many?

nigel84 · 4th August 2007

A little bump with interest on how much more could i better improve...

raptor1988 · 5th August 2007

i like #11. A pity couldn't see the officer's expression when he held the salute. perhaps you could take from the other angle where could see his face?

nigel84 · 6th August 2007

Hmmm would try... But i ain't very sure if i could capture the officer face. As those flag bearers are quite tall... And the possibility of them blocking the officer saluting is very high. But nevertheless i would try.

B.W · 6th August 2007

there are more unseen than wat you have seen

nigel84 · 6th August 2007

yes i do agree... That there are many more ppl that i had left out... Many apologies to those that i had been unable to cover them.

29th July 2007	#1
nigel84 Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 811	A tribute to those whom were working and unseen. As many ppl would say, behind the scenes. I was on intent to get the most of those working so ever hard for the success of a national event. Their hard work was not something that could be viewed by tickets gaining entry to the seating gallery in Marina Bay. Their effort could only be appreciated if we would to feel the beat sounding silently in our veins. They were those who guided the contingents to the parade square, they were those that guided each and every individual on where to improve and they were those that even set the tempo of the parade itself. This thead was opened to have the general public realise the hard work of those not appearing on the tv were contributing as much as those standing on the stage delivering the show. Kudos to them! Enjoy, CnC would be very much appreciated. Pic #1 (Reporting Strength) Pic #2 (Smirk) Pic #3 (Dy Parade RSM) Pic #4 (I want the balloon) Pic #5 (To the best i can) More to come... __________________ My Humble Flickr --> The pavement of my thoughts

29th July 2007	#2
nigel84 Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 811	Re: A tribute to those whom were working and unseen. As continued Pic #6 (My parade boots) Pic #7 (Mirrored lag) Pic #8 (Soul Searching) Pic #9 (Majulah Singapura) Pic #10 (March on) __________________ My Humble Flickr --> The pavement of my thoughts

29th July 2007	#4
steve75 New Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Bukit Batok Posts: 39	Re: A tribute to those whom were working and unseen. I like the #6..

30th July 2007	#6
nigel84 Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 811	Re: A tribute to those whom were working and unseen. Did this treatment of pictures appeal to the eyes of many? __________________ My Humble Flickr --> The pavement of my thoughts

4th August 2007	#7
nigel84 Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 811	Re: A tribute to those whom were working and unseen. A little bump with interest on how much more could i better improve... __________________ My Humble Flickr --> The pavement of my thoughts

5th August 2007	#8
raptor1988 Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sengkang Posts: 610	Re: A tribute to those whom were working and unseen. i like #11. A pity couldn't see the officer's expression when he held the salute. perhaps you could take from the other angle where could see his face? __________________ Kodak Easyshare C875 visit me \| flickr

6th August 2007	#9
nigel84 Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 811	Re: A tribute to those whom were working and unseen. Hmmm would try... But i ain't very sure if i could capture the officer face. As those flag bearers are quite tall... And the possibility of them blocking the officer saluting is very high. But nevertheless i would try. __________________ My Humble Flickr --> The pavement of my thoughts

6th August 2007	#10
B.W Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 270	Re: A tribute to those whom were working and unseen. there are more unseen than wat you have seen