Tag Archives: black and white I love the story of this image. Can you see the hands of those teenagers eager to get their ice cream? It was a good day for the ice cream man. You can’t see the complete crowd here, but there were about 80-100 teenagers standing around the ice cream man, eagerly waiting for their turn…  That f/1.2 just knocked out all those in the background. Shot on Canon 1D Mark IV and 85mm f/1.2. Did you like this? Share it:Tweet  HAPPY NEW YEAR 2012 everyone! May it be a year of great things for all of you. I shot the above image couple of days ago at Little India. I asked them if they would pose for me showing 2012 using their fingers and they agreed. I wish them a great 2012 and beyond. Thank…  I was at Takashimaya, Orchard Road earlier this afternoon after meeting my cousin. It was raining heavily. I decided to shoot while my wife and daughter were sitting inside to rest their legs after few hours of walking earlier. I borrowed my wife umbrella and started walking to shoot some pictures. Umbrella in one hand…  These two cool looking girls are my stranger no. 10. Ashley on the left and Melissa on the right. They are from Singapore. They were sitting on a bench, chatting, when I asked them if they would want to be my stranger. Did you like this? Share it:Tweet  This is a quick post before I am off to watch The Smurf with my daughter and wife. Photos taken on the train on my home last week. Shot with the M9 and Canon LTM 35mm f/2. Slow shutter speed was purposely selected to emphasize the movement. Converted to black and white and added some…  His name is Azmil and he is my stranger no. 8. This cool looking guy is a student of one of the Polytechnics here in Singapore and lives somewhere in the north of Singapore. He was waiting for his friend for dinner when I met him. I like his hat and his glasses. Did you…  This is the fourth installment of my Olympus PEN E-P3 review, the latest Micro Four Thirds camera from Olympus. If you miss the first three, check them out here, here and here. I shot the images here using the two kit lenses 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 and 40-150mm f/4-5.6. All photos here are the JPEG straight out…  I love shooting the people playing Chinese chess at Kreta Ayer market in Chinatown. These two were shot last weekend when I made a quick trip there. Shot with Leica M9 and Zeiss Planar 50mm ZM f/2 lens. Did you like this? Share it:Tweet  Black and white photography always has its unique charm. Not much color distraction as there are only black, white and shades of gray. One of my favorite images from my recent trip to Bangalore, India. A relatively slow shutter speed of 1/25 sec was enough to blur the man walking in the foreground. Did you…  A BIG THANK YOU to those who have supported me by voting and spreading the news about the nomination of my blog as one of the 10 Finalists for Singapore Best Photography Blog 2011. Thanks guys Did you like this? Share it:Tweet  It rained hard on Sunday morning. I came early to our church in Katong area as I needed to run some errands. While waiting, I shot some street photos. Can you see the rain drops in the photo above? See one more below. Did you like this? Share it:Tweet  What to shoot in Singapore? How about the people playing chess in Chinatown, near the Kreta Ayer market? It’s fun to watch and it’s easy to shoot. Respect them though since they usually concentrate on their game very much, so don’t just keep shooting. Pause, watch them and shoot. You can be very close to…  I shot these images of Kuda Kepang or Kuda Lumping dance last Saturday when walking around the Joo Chiat road. I initially wanted to shoot some street photography around the area, but then stopped to watch this for almost an hour. It’s not just a dance, it’s a trance dance. The dancers were possessed and…  Street photography is fun in Ho Chi Minh City. It has lots of space for people to go on foot and it’s safe. I wasn’t able to explore many places in Ho Chi Minh City though, as the time was limited, but my wife and I had a great time. I will let the photos… |
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