Showing posts with label Labrador Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Labrador Park. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Labrador Sunset

Labrador Park Sunset (Singapore)

Picture Taken on 10 May 2009

Finally! A sunset picture that I am satisfied with. :)
Such a morale booster.

Merge 2 pictures. one for the sky and one for the foreground. Will have a easier time in future what my Formatt GND filter arrives! can't wait.

Saturday, March 7, 2009

Sunset @ Labrador Park

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Picture Taken on 5 Mar 2009

I was attending a training at Alexandra Building (ex BP Towers). Somehow, my heart kept thinking about my previous failed sunset picture at Labrador Park. As the course ended at around 6pm, I rushed home and rushed to Labrador Park for another try. This attempt was much better than the previous one. Not that fantastic, but I hope to achieve more for my next trip to Labrador Park! :)

Saturday, November 29, 2008

Labrador Park II

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Picture Taken on 6 Sep 2008

A wider view of the Labrador Park shore. The shore is packed with boulders and rocks which provides good composition subjects. I walked out to the sea and set my tripod in the waters and took a picture of this scene. I like how the waves come in and out of the shot.

This is a place that I will revisit again.

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Labrador Park

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Picture Taken on 6 Sep 2008

I had been thinking of shooting water for quite sometime. Finally decided to visit Labrador Park. It was my first visit! When I reach the jetty, I was greeted by a foul smell! Withstanding the smell, I lug my gear and went down to the waters.

To take this picture, I had to use a tripod and dip myself in water up to my waist. I was kind of scared that water might go into my camera or lens. That was the last thing I want.

With the waves keep on crashing on shore, it was hard to stabilize myself. Thank God my tripod was still rather stable. Patiently, I waited for waves after waves to crash against the rock. Good thing I brought my shutter release and it really helped a lot as I could shoot without touching my camera.

Although the picture looks simple, it sure does remind me of the effort I put in when capturing it. This picture will always spur me on to do better and to push myself further!