Any good place for outdoor photography?
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smurf99 said:Hi alli jus started learning photography not long ago, thus was wondering any good places for outdoor photography?
should i have a theme in my mind whenever i plan to go outside to take photos?
hi how long have u started photography?
and for outdoor photography, u have to at least know what you want to shoot.
e.g.
architecture?
candids?
people?
scenery?
sunsets or sunrise?
animals? macros?
even portraits
i guess, this would be a very generic theme... for a starter, specific theme would be quite hard i guess. why not go for these generic theme and learn to compose well, grasping good exposures first?
cheers and happy shooting!
Hi there!
I assume you have yr Basic already. May I know what type of outdoor photography are you interested in? Nature & Landscape? Street Journalism? Outdoor Portraitures? Architectural?
Well basically you can take pictures anywhere once you're outside with yr camera, except restricted areas. Anyway here are some of my inputs:
1. Pulau Ubin
2. Changi Boardwalk
3. MacRitchie Reservoir Nature Walk
4. Marina City Park
5. Singapore Botanical Garden
6. Chinese Garden
7. Punggol Jetty
8. Pierce Resevoir
9. Seletar Reservoir
10. Singapore Zoological Garden
11. Fort Canning Park
12. Labrador Park
13. Sentosa
14. Mount Faber
15. Kusu Island
16. Old Changi Hospital
17. Little India
18. Chinatown
19. The Esplanade
20. Orchard Road
21. Kranji War Memorial Site
22. Arab Street
23. Bencoolen Street
24. CHJIMES
25. Armenian Church
26. Singapore Art Museum
27. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
28. Boat Quay
29. Clarke Quay
30. Alexander Hospital Butterfly Trail
31. Kent Ridge Park
32. HSBC Treetop
33. Sembawang Park
That's all! Have fun and do remember to post yr pictures here for us to view and/or comment which is one of the ways to learn photography from the experienced shooters. Cheers mate!
I assume you have yr Basic already. May I know what type of outdoor photography are you interested in? Nature & Landscape? Street Journalism? Outdoor Portraitures? Architectural?
Well basically you can take pictures anywhere once you're outside with yr camera, except restricted areas. Anyway here are some of my inputs:
1. Pulau Ubin
2. Changi Boardwalk
3. MacRitchie Reservoir Nature Walk
4. Marina City Park
5. Singapore Botanical Garden
6. Chinese Garden
7. Punggol Jetty
8. Pierce Resevoir
9. Seletar Reservoir
10. Singapore Zoological Garden
11. Fort Canning Park
12. Labrador Park
13. Sentosa
14. Mount Faber
15. Kusu Island
16. Old Changi Hospital
17. Little India
18. Chinatown
19. The Esplanade
20. Orchard Road
21. Kranji War Memorial Site
22. Arab Street
23. Bencoolen Street
24. CHJIMES
25. Armenian Church
26. Singapore Art Museum
27. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
28. Boat Quay
29. Clarke Quay
30. Alexander Hospital Butterfly Trail
31. Kent Ridge Park
32. HSBC Treetop
33. Sembawang Park
That's all! Have fun and do remember to post yr pictures here for us to view and/or comment which is one of the ways to learn photography from the experienced shooters. Cheers mate!
espn said:
Camera only makes pictures, wonder who is the one who
creates pictures? Here is another one from the same location.
We heard that an unforgetable picture is something that
tells about the one who creates them. But the creator didn't know.
How about this one at Harbour Front?
In promoting a more civil photographic community with economic
prosperity it is time to stop, look and empty all the unfavourable
thinkings. Instead keep stimulating and increasing standard of living
and performance through their work.
In promoting a more civil photographic community with economic
prosperity it is time to stop, look and empty all the unfavourable
thinkings. Instead keep stimulating and increasing standard of living
and performance through their work.
forward said:Here is another one from the same venue
hmmm i like this photo ... muslim stall but its a chinese uncle behind carrying prawn noodle...
:thumbsup: i like it .
rEveRie said:hi how long have u started photography?
and for outdoor photography, u have to at least know what you want to shoot.
e.g.
architecture?
candids?
people?
scenery?
sunsets or sunrise?
animals? macros?
even portraits
i guess, this would be a very generic theme... for a starter, specific theme would be quite hard i guess. why not go for these generic theme and learn to compose well, grasping good exposures first?
cheers and happy shooting!
thanks for yr ideas :thumbsup:
I've tried taking some themes with my friends, (eg. panning, patterns, shapes, buldings, motion blur, reflection) but once i took the photos, I don't know if it is at the right exposure or which angles to take. Just wondering what are the things to look at for a good photo? All suggetions and comments are welcome
Mezzotint said:Hi there!
I assume you have yr Basic already. May I know what type of outdoor photography are you interested in? Nature & Landscape? Street Journalism? Outdoor Portraitures? Architectural?
Well basically you can take pictures anywhere once you're outside with yr camera, except restricted areas. Anyway here are some of my inputs:
1. Pulau Ubin
2. Changi Boardwalk
3. MacRitchie Reservoir Nature Walk
4. Marina City Park
5. Singapore Botanical Garden
6. Chinese Garden
7. Punggol Jetty
8. Pierce Resevoir
9. Seletar Reservoir
10. Singapore Zoological Garden
11. Fort Canning Park
12. Labrador Park
13. Sentosa
14. Mount Faber
15. Kusu Island
16. Old Changi Hospital
17. Little India
18. Chinatown
19. The Esplanade
20. Orchard Road
21. Kranji War Memorial Site
22. Arab Street
23. Bencoolen Street
24. CHJIMES
25. Armenian Church
26. Singapore Art Museum
27. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
28. Boat Quay
29. Clarke Quay
30. Alexander Hospital Butterfly Trail
31. Kent Ridge Park
32. HSBC Treetop
33. Sembawang Park
That's all! Have fun and do remember to post yr pictures here for us to view and/or comment which is one of the ways to learn photography from the experienced shooters. Cheers mate!
thanks for yr suggested areas
previously i uses my digital (Nikon Coolpix) to take photos, now i'm using my bf's D70S to take pics when he is not using it..
maybe i really have to think of some themes to take before setting off for my "photo capturing journey" hehe..will seek comments and advises from u all once i have photos to post. Hope to learn more techniques and skills from u all
silver.wolf said:smurf99 said:it's not panning ... just long shutter speed
i see :bigeyes: so the settings is abt 100-1000? in order to catch the blur effect of the car?
can i ask, how do i post photos in clubsnap? cos I would like to post some of the photos in the forum to ask for ppl's comments
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