Some pictures I took today..
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Some pictures for the enjoyment of all here
Uncle Yong was not very happy with the Open House.
Mr and Mrs Chan installed CCTVs to protect Moppy the ragged mop.
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si mi lah....cannot see anything.
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now can
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yeah loh....why har?Originally posted by SGpork:now can
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dontknow..
maybe he edit the post?
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Who is Mr & Mrs Chan?
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Nice perspectives. Black and whites always stand out somehow...
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I prefer to see colours.
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like the first pic of the old man.... nice concept
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Nice! I love b&w pics
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Morning everyone!!
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Nice pics
I wanted to take some of the blossoming trees along the roads a week ago. But procrastinated and now the flowers have all been washed away. -
time, tide and blooms wait for no man.....Originally posted by choco B:Nice pics
I wanted to take some of the blossoming trees along the roads a week ago. But procrastinated and now the flowers have all been washed away.
i wanted to see Hyde Park in its golden glory of autumn only to find that a strong gale two nights before stripped the trees bare. sometimes its luck.... -
It's Spring in Singapore.Lots of flowers but sadly the weather won't keep them there for too long..Originally posted by choco B:Nice pics
I wanted to take some of the blossoming trees along the roads a week ago. But procrastinated and now the flowers have all been washed away. -
Mom won an Olympus camera once with neat zoom lenses and I got my pal Leslie to teach me how to take night shots.Originally posted by LazerLordz:It's Spring in Singapore.Lots of flowers but sadly the weather won't keep them there for too long.. We stood at Benjamin Sheares Bridge one night, just being trigger-happy, taking shots of the Shenton night skyline and the Singapore River. Can't find the photos now but if I could, I'll post them here to share.
I also went to the Botanical Gardens armed with that camera, taking close-ups of the flora there. I love flowers and managed to get a few pretty neat close-ups. Well, they aren't professional-looking at all and I would've loved to get the camera to zoom in more but oh well, we work round our limitations. In any case, the camera was FREE so, cannot hiam! hehe!
Whilst trying to get those shots, I often found myself in odd positions and sometimes, even had to sit on the grass and contort myself. hehehe! But well, when you think you've got a good angle, you just don't care.
I think I tried to get a shot of a dragonfly perched on a large lily pad and for that, I kinda laid down on my side on the grass and stone at the edge of the pond.
That camera chose to die on me when I was one of the few lucky ones who managed to get invited to a TY Beanie Babies Launch of their very first series of Asia-Pacific Beanies.
I even painstakingly arranged the beanies with the cherry blossoms, chinese fans and what-not props they left there and made the display so beautiful but then, the photos were all ruined.
I can't wait to get my very first digicam! I'll be going around Singapore again, being trigger-happy. -
Ah..the wonderful feeling you have when you get your hands on a camera for the first timeOriginally posted by Rhonda:Mom won an Olympus camera once with neat zoom lenses and I got my pal Leslie to teach me how to take night shots. We stood at Benjamin Sheares Bridge one night, just being trigger-happy, taking shots of the Shenton night skyline and the Singapore River. Can't find the photos now but if I could, I'll post them here to share.
I also went to the Botanical Gardens armed with that camera, taking close-ups of the flora there. I love flowers and managed to get a few pretty neat close-ups. Well, they aren't professional-looking at all and I would've loved to get the camera to zoom in more but oh well, we work round our limitations. In any case, the camera was FREE so, cannot hiam! hehe!
Whilst trying to get those shots, I often found myself in odd positions and sometimes, even had to sit on the grass and contort myself. hehehe! But well, when you think you've got a good angle, you just don't care.
I think I tried to get a shot of a dragonfly perched on a large lily pad and for that, I kinda laid down on my side on the grass and stone at the edge of the pond.
That camera chose to die on me when I was one of the few lucky ones who managed to get invited to a TY Beanie Babies Launch of their very first series of Asia-Pacific Beanies. I even painstakingly arranged the beanies with the cherry blossoms, chinese fans and what-not props they left there and made the display so beautiful but then, the photos were all ruined.
I can't wait to get my very first digicam! I'll be going around Singapore again, being trigger-happy. -
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the ante is upped when Nikon launches its newest dSLR soon to compete against Canon
i think i'm going to look after my F717.. until i can save enough $$$ -
D50? Haha.I'm only using my Fuji S5000.
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well, that's what i heard too
and read.. here's the long and short of the "rumour" (1st time i've seen a rumour with specific pictures )
Nikon D50 rumours -
Taken last year in October, can anyone guess where this is? -
Nice pic, hmmmm in a underpass perhaps?Originally posted by LazerLordz:
Taken last year in October, can anyone guess where this is? -
You manage to take the very 1st perspectively detailed picture of the passage which the Sperm Army muz take in order to reach the @#$!
Can I vote for you?
PEETCHA!!! -
Originally posted by dotaro:
You manage to take the very 1st perspectively detailed picture of the passage which the Sperm Army muz take in order to reach the @#$!
Can I vote for you?
PEETCHA!!! -
quite appreciate the pic art ,