Showing posts with label building. Show all posts
Showing posts with label building. Show all posts

Monday, December 19, 2016

Coral - A visit with the Architect, Ng Shuh Fang

The weather was rather cloudy and shadow was almost non-existence. No blue sky nor strong colours. The only solution was to emphasize the plan of the building and the balconies which are the main features of the elevations. The way light is brought into the basement carparks is unique, creating an airy and bright space -- very welcoming.



Monday, June 29, 2015

Exploring the spaces of the New Playground

I shall be back exploring the human form, photography and posing in tight spaces.
That would be really fun.
Do contact me if you are interested to participate in this exploration.
choomengfoo@gmail.com

Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Xiao Yi, from China

Come in
I say Yo
He said – How are you.
Fine Brother.
Wana photo.
Sure.
He said.
Held up his hand.
Framing with four fingers
I wave mine.
OK OK
Hold it there Bro.
Thank you
See you another time.
Cheers!
Have a great day.
I wonder if he
Believe my box, Xiao Yi.
Small but wide.

Thursday, June 11, 2015

SUTD

Shot with high definition photography where the plants are lively green and appear more attractive. Care is taken to ensure correct exposure through bracketing and detail adjustment to achieve optimum result. It takes more time working on the post-processing of the photographs compared to shooting them. Usually, early morning and late afternoon are better for architectural photography. It is necessary to come back as the lighting would be different through the day. The sunlight falls on different facade during different time of the day.

For assignment : choomengfoo@gmail.com or +65 98150357

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Sunday, December 29, 2013

100 ways to photography


A book about photography. Exploring beyond the limits of the camera, touching on increasing the photographers’ sensibilities, courage and humility. A book for those who wants to go beyond the technical and technique. Learn to capture those wonderful moments.
Photography is an art form.
The camera is the brush.
Light is the medium.
And you are the creativity.



Monday, January 30, 2012

Gigapan Photography

This uses a robotic arm to capture a series of images in a grided form vertically and horizontally. The images can be larger than a Giga Bytes, hence its name. Some application may be able to open such files.

Singapore River
Singapore River.