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Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
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Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by chongcs Mon Mar 29, 2010 2:54 pm
@!#$!@%$!@%#!$%#$@ accidentally close this window and my post was not saved 
damn.....
Here goes again....
Was at Singapore Botanic Garden yesterday evening and managed only to take few snaps before the sun goes down the horizon.
Comment and critics are welcome.
Photos taken using D300 + Tamron 60mm F2, hand-held without flash.
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damn.....Here goes again....
Was at Singapore Botanic Garden yesterday evening and managed only to take few snaps before the sun goes down the horizon.
Comment and critics are welcome.
Photos taken using D300 + Tamron 60mm F2, hand-held without flash.
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by LIEW IU LUNG Mon Mar 29, 2010 3:04 pm
nice sharing~i like the 2nd photo~ 
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by simmon Mon Mar 29, 2010 3:46 pm
Thanks for the photos...
What lens do u use?
What lens do u use?
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by chongcs Mon Mar 29, 2010 3:49 pm
mmm, i thought I have mentioned in my post 
Using Tamron 60mm F2.0 lens
Using Tamron 60mm F2.0 lens
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by Fred Mon Mar 29, 2010 5:56 pm
Wow... using F2 lens man... Nice set u hv there...
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by chongcs Mon Mar 29, 2010 6:12 pm
Fred, its a lens created for both Macro and Portrait, suits me as I am on tight budget cannot afford to get 2 lens its very versatile lens except slow focus speed and under exposure problem on Nikon body, but otherwise its a killer As you can see Bokeh is kinda creamy although no where near the legendary Nikon 85mm F1.4 but good enough for me, and good value for money cheers!
its very versatile lens except slow focus speed and under exposure problem on Nikon body, but otherwise its a killer As you can see Bokeh is kinda creamy although no where near the legendary Nikon 85mm F1.4 but good enough for me, and good value for money cheers!
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by zongzien Mon Mar 29, 2010 6:17 pm
wow....nice bokeh
i like no.4
i like no.4
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by WanTing Mon Mar 29, 2010 6:49 pm
like the chicky..no2 ,12 . 13 nice flower
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by Jameslye Mon Mar 29, 2010 7:14 pm
sp60mm and sp90mm both are great!
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by chongcs Mon Mar 29, 2010 11:03 pm
Thanks guys & girls! 
Somehow the macro photos of the flowers do not turn out as how I wish it would be, maybe its due to me hand-holding the camera rather than using a tripod (I am a lazy guy so setting up a tripod is too much of a task for me), maybe its due to my wrong choice of F size. But one thing for sure is that I have to learn from many of the Macro master here
Somehow the macro photos of the flowers do not turn out as how I wish it would be, maybe its due to me hand-holding the camera rather than using a tripod (I am a lazy guy so setting up a tripod is too much of a task for me), maybe its due to my wrong choice of F size. But one thing for sure is that I have to learn from many of the Macro master here
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by Fel Tue Mar 30, 2010 12:36 am
No. 5 caught my eye. Bokeh-ness love XD
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by chongcs Tue Mar 30, 2010 12:43 am
Fel wrote:No. 5 caught my eye. Bokeh-ness love XD
Haha, finally someone who share the same thoughts as me.
Somehow I liked #5 the most, but I didnt have enough time nor idea to post-process it to make it look much better
Bokeh is OK, but lack a bit of 'story' to it Cheers!
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by Fel Tue Mar 30, 2010 12:54 am
well it reminds me of a miniature version of pine trees.
i like it coz of the different bokeh levels u can see i.e the front, the focused area the semi bokeh one beside it and the blurry ones at the back. Despite all the dreamy-ness, the clear gravel grounds the picture well making it a believable fantasy. The gravel also breaks the whole same green yellow tones unintentionally drawing your eye into the picture as it gives depth.
also it has a very dewy feel as the sunlight catches the fragile details bringing contrast and life.
i like it coz of the different bokeh levels u can see i.e the front, the focused area the semi bokeh one beside it and the blurry ones at the back. Despite all the dreamy-ness, the clear gravel grounds the picture well making it a believable fantasy. The gravel also breaks the whole same green yellow tones unintentionally drawing your eye into the picture as it gives depth.
also it has a very dewy feel as the sunlight catches the fragile details bringing contrast and life.
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Re: Singapore Botanic Garden random shots
by chongcs Tue Mar 30, 2010 1:00 am
Thanks FelFel wrote:well it reminds me of a miniature version of pine trees.
i like it coz of the different bokeh levels u can see i.e the front, the focused area the semi bokeh one beside it and the blurry ones at the back. Despite all the dreamy-ness, the clear gravel grounds the picture well making it a believable fantasy. The gravel also breaks the whole same green yellow tones unintentionally drawing your eye into the picture as it gives depth.
also it has a very dewy feel as the sunlight catches the fragile details bringing contrast and life.
Couldn't have said it any better than you
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