SKY: Limitless Oppurtunities (Photo Thread)
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Originally posted by QX179R:
A221 (QX179R) attending to 995 call..
nice
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i love the clouds! :D
ah, cck stadium. i live near there. wahahha.
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taken with kodak cx7430. edited with lightroom.
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Hanor hanor....especially the first shot.
I seem to be cursed. Never managed to take a perfect sunset picture (cloudless)....so this is the best I've managed so far.
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Part of my merc collections - 1/18th Mercedes-Benz CLK-DTM AMG
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Hanor hanor....especially the first shot.
I seem to be cursed. Never managed to take a perfect sunset picture (cloudless)....so this is the best I've managed so far.
i think this one use HDR shld be nicer.. heee. -
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So is the carpark longer or the train tracks are?
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this is taken at EUNOS MRT STATION!
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Originally posted by brainerror:
this is taken at EUNOS MRT STATION!
BRAINY INDEED -
lemme share one little photoshopped photo....
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Here's another sky picture...but the night sky.
30 second exposure which clearly shows all the light pollution we get that obscures much of the stars...I feel thankful that I was able to catch a glimpse of what it could have been though.
Canis Major with its brightest star Sirius can be seen at the top right-hand corner. Sirius is also the brightest star that can be seen from Earth. 30 second exposure also shows the stars' relative movement as the earth rotates.
And...a mediocre attempt at shooting Orion.
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borrowing my fren's internet,so i can finally upload...
hope this is ok...
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Nikon D90
Aperture-priority mode
1/200
f13
ISO200
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Originally posted by Interception_7:
Nikon D90
Apeture-priority mode
1/200
f13
ISO200
Wa...that's damn clear. -
Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Wa...that's damn clear.haha,
it was enhanced by lightroom. (:
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Originally posted by Interception_7:
haha,
it was enhanced by lightroom. (:
One great example of the benefits of neutral lighting!The details are all there and has got a smoother look...
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better to take photos with natural lighting. at least when you edit, it wont be too fake for people to see. hahaha.
aiyah, this was a test shot only. go back home then i play with lightroom, in the end turns out like this..
actually, on the top right hand side, got parts of HDB house bulging out.. i clone the builing with the sky, making it "empty". however, if you were to look at it closer, you can see abit of edited parts there..forget to save as PSD file, then im lazy to redo, so i just leave it like that.
hehehe.
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Originally posted by Interception_7:
better to take photos with natural lighting. at least when you edit, it wont be too fake for people to see. hahaha.
aiyah, this was a test shot only. go back home then i play with lightroom, in the end turns out like this..
actually, on the top right hand side, got parts of HDB house bulging out.. i clone the builing with the sky, making it "empty". however, if you were to look at it closer, you can see abit of edited parts there..forget to save as PSD file, then im lazy to redo, so i just leave it like that.
hehehe.
I never ever edit my pictures....but that's because I'm a lazy arse.
What I see through the camera is what you would get....but that of course depends on how the camera decides to edit it at that very moment.
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
I never ever edit my pictures....but that's because I'm a lazy arse.What I see through the camera is what you would get....but that of course depends on how the camera decides to edit it at that very moment.
hahaha,
yes true. what you see is what you get. hahaha, but i simply love to edit photos. got the habit of doing so, just wanna enhance the picture. but when edit, dont edit too much, wait later no more feeling when we view the pic (:
