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I think I will be next guy who will post another boring theme, another boring topic that many of you may have seen it, may have read it before in so many different spaces outside there...even maybe much better and beautiful then mine hahahahhaa.....so, please allow me for posting my next entry of Sunrise photos over Singapore Flyer.

The shoots here taken on Saturday morning (07 May 2011) from Merlion Place - Singapore. I arrived around 6.15 AM, and the ambience there still "nightlife", no sign on any sun shine, just shade cloud. So, at the first time I was really unsure whether the sun would really rise perfectly, or It would become another cloudy day. Luckily, the "d**n-big" effort I made for waking up so early, had been paid by these beautiful moments I managed to capture. Wanna peek some, here they are ....

6.25 AM

When I was passing-by on a small aisle somewhere inside Orchard Central (Singapore), I saw this old man was sitting alone on his "lovely" chair just by the window, was talking on his phone. One thing I really love the most, was the spotlight behind the guy. It did tell the story of this picture.

When we are not capable of something....When we are lacking of something....Do we really off-the-spot? Sometimes that's what we experience in our every day life, sound of reality, I guess. That's how the world acts and reacts. Fair or Unfair, your call, guys

EXIF Data
Date taken: 24 Apr 2011 / 18.41 PM
Canon EOS 5D Mark II with 24 - 70 f/2.8 Canon Lens
F-stop: f/2.8
Exposure time: 1/800 sec
ISO speed: ISO-3200
Exposure bias: 0 step
Focal length: 43 mm
Metering mode: Pattern
White balance: Auto
No Flash

Here comes the next entry, still about miniature photography. It  was also shot from the roof-top of Orchard Central - Singapore, from another side of the building, facing the SingTel building. The view was amazing, and I just feel it would also be perfect for my Tilt-Shift photography collection.... :)

Houses and buildings

Just started the new theme for my blog, to make my spaces more colorful and fully complement - Tilt Shift Photography. Recently, I've been so excited on this photography technique and willing to learn more to master it, hence finding the pros and cons on producing better results. Here comes the 1st post - critics and comments are always welcome guys....

Roof-top pool, shot from the higher roof-top of Orchard Central - Singapore on a cloudy evening day

Here comes my new collection from my last hunting on Bugis vicinity - Singapore. Not so many shoots I was taken, since that time was not really my hunting time, I was just accompany my wife went to the temple, and managed to steal a time to capture some moments there. That place really damn crowded on the weekend time. Sometimes it's good to catch the ambience of the happening place like Bugis, but sometimes it's a bit awkward situation being pushed/hit by surrounding peoples, especially when we are about to capture a photo, we end-up catch a blurry image.

Faithful Prayer

I start a new theme "Photo Hunting" with my adventure on China Town area - Singapore, on 12 Feb 2011, start from about 3.15PM until 6.30PM. It was the first time I did a photo hunting using my new bought EOS 5D Mark II Camera (with Canon 24 - 70 / f2.8 L USM Lens, which is a great great lens). Basically, I'd like to try out my new camera under various outdoor lighting conditions and environments, but this time I specially set my mind to shoot portrait or any other human related shoots. Here comes my results.....

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