went there this morning, reach about 9.45am. By 11am, the crowds starts swelling and by 1pm... it's jam pack... at vivo, the queue is all the way to the 2nd floor... but pretty orderly... I think tomorrow's crowd will be worse.
pic from my phone -
To be frank, the flower festival has really limited species of flowers
I think so.
The staff even direct me to the wrong way.
I was hoping that will be the real show location but ended wasting my energy and time to climb up the slopes back again to the same boring area.
Two words from me : totally disappointed
Botanic Garden is a much better place if you wanna shoot flowers.
Wah, you spotted me but sorry no prize for you unless you want a wet kiss from me. ;p
The two china PR ladies were interested in what we are shooting and she can't figure why her DSLR isn't giving her the same picture as ours.
So our in-house expert, Reportage, demo to them, like switching on VR on her nikon and when to use Active and Normal mode.
My role is just as a translator.
My flower pictures will come later but here's my view of the crowd going into Sentosa.
Wah, you spotted me but sorry no prize for you unless you want a wet kiss from me. ;p
The two china PR ladies were interested in what we are shooting and she can't figure why her DSLR isn't giving her the same picture as ours.
So our in-house expert, Reportage, demo to them, like switching on VR on her nikon and when to use Active and Normal mode.
My role is just as a translator.
My flower pictures will come later but here's my view of the crowd going into Sentosa.
It all depends how much space you have to work with because a lot of beginners seem to forget there is such thing as minimum focusing distance. Too near the subject and the lens wont focus basically.
