Night CBD landscape
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It seems a must for photographers to take these same shots at some point in their quest for new stuffs to shoot. Nothing great honestly. 
CaeSiuM said:It seems a must for photographers to take these same shots at some point in their quest for new stuffs to shoot. Nothing great honestly.
Where else can you take such photo in S'pore. Maybe you may want to suggest
miel said:nice clear, but do u know how to get rid of that burning fire ard buildings look?
i have similar problems with over exposure
i was wondering whether u know how counter problem , thanks!
u mean the bottom shop houses that were overexposed? i got the idea of blocking them out partially when the shutter opens, but never try before.
CaeSiuM said:It seems a must for photographers to take these same shots at some point in their quest for new stuffs to shoot. Nothing great honestly.
MAi ah ni kuna lar, nice to play around what. Else buy stuff like tripods or what?
When you buy a new 12-24 lens, you will take the same shots again. Thanks all for the good and bad comments
If you view my gallery before, u will know that this is not the 1st time i took that scene. My idea is to capture it at different lighting conditions and slightly different composition to see which one is better
If you view my gallery before, u will know that this is not the 1st time i took that scene. My idea is to capture it at different lighting conditions and slightly different composition to see which one is better
MaGixShOe said:
yuh.. but mine worse than urs. its the whole picture lol
but its that fire burning look in the buildings. i wish i know how control
if u take a look at some pictures posted online
either they really know exposure well,
or using digi
or maybe their touchup skills :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
i wish someone can guide us through this. :sweat:
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