Photos of Singapore

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Nik Nerburn said:
Did you mean to blow out the sky on the last one?
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Yep, I burnt the sky using an acid action for PS. It seems more surreal, almost like a painting, IMHO.

and hope more can contribute to this thread. :)
 
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LazerLordz said:
Yep, I burnt the sky using an acid action for PS. It seems more surreal, almost like a painting, IMHO.

and hope more can contribute to this thread. :)
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Can you explain that acid action process?


Your photo's are amazing
 
Chinese New Year is approaching and here are some photos from Singapore's Chinatown.

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stinkpot said:
Great photos! Clearance has my vote for #1.

What are you shooting with?
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Hey thanks!

I shoot with a mix of Nikon D100, F80D(N80D in the States) and a
Fuji S5000. Clearance was shot on the lil Fuji.

That's the last untouched wooden, private jetty in Singapore, sadly. It's used daily by fishermen travelling to and fro offshore fishing farms.
 
pixelated said:
more . . . more

really enjoyed, thanks for sharing.
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glad you enjoyed them.

Here's two more from awhile back. Awfully busy with a paper on coercive diplomacy right now. *knocks head*:zombie_smiley:

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Nobody moves? I truly wish.
Only the lingering memories of those who used to live here remain.

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Are the new years shots you did (that are blurry) blurry from a camera setting or from photoshop? How did you get those reds to stand out in first new year pic?
 
kylelewis1 said:
Are the new years shots you did (that are blurry) blurry from a camera setting or from photoshop? How did you get those reds to stand out in first new year pic?
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Hey, thanks.

Well, for the first New Year photo, I used two filters to achieve the stop-motion. Hoya Misty Spot (Gradual) and (Breeze).
 
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