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Tuesday, November 22, 2005

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Blogger jcyrhs said...

Slanted Bridge

Camera Model: NIKON D70
Lens: Nikkor DX 18-70 Wide-Zoom
Image Created: 2005:10:31 00:08:26
Exposure Time: 20 sec
F-Number: f/14.0
Exposure Program: Manual
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Metering Mode: Pattern
Focal Length (35mm Equiv): 27 mm

This is a start of a series of night shots at Kallang River featuring several slanted bridges and the famous oasis buildings. I'm not too sure about the quality of the photos and hope you guys can help me out.

22 November, 2005 21:43  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

hmmm. it... looks like a pretty postcard! eh uh i'm no pro, tagging so tt i'll b e first for today haha.

22 November, 2005 21:53  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

trphy: i've always maintained that my photos are for everyone. No point having the "pros" like them while the rest of the world think it's rubbish. =) tks!!!

22 November, 2005 22:12  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

hmm, i like this one, but i thnk i stil prefer the last series -- black and white, old, torn...

22 November, 2005 23:10  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I guess I can't get used to slanted horizon, too many elements around too messy..

Do you have one horizontal one? I like how the lights fall on the pavement. Wonder how it'd look with 1/3 pavement and 2/3 scenery horizontally.

23 November, 2005 00:57  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Oh I hope you're fine?

BELIEVE IN THE POWER OF MODERATION!

23 November, 2005 00:58  
Blogger andromean said...

Don't worry! plenty more prata nights to come!

23 November, 2005 01:17  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

clearly the pic is not sharp, I wonder why? The aperture seems small enough. Was there a lot of vehicular movement?

23 November, 2005 05:30  
Blogger jcyrhs said...

j: didn't shoot a horizontal one (well, the pavement is almost horizontal) as i wanted the bridge and as much of the pavement to be in as well.

andromean: of course.

ashwin: there were no moves at all (besides the water).

23 November, 2005 09:33  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Maybe it's not sharp due to jpeg conversion.

I like the pavement part of this pic, but the bridge isn't nice coz of the messy background that's parallel to it.

Maybe taking the photo nearer to the bridge might have solved this? Coz I think the 'skyline' isn't too interesting too, just a bunch of condos, so it seems.

But I still like the pavement idea, especially with its lights.

23 November, 2005 10:50  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

ashwin might be referring to the reflections off the water? With that long exposure the waves would have caused blurry streaks of the lights. But at this size I can't really tell if the rest of them was sharp.

23 November, 2005 20:06  

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