It is apt and opportune to capture moments in my life, the way I see and experience them. These are indeed unique and precious moments that cannot be repeated or reverted to once they are gone. Besides text, my photographs serve to freeze and record my "Moments In Time" for posterity.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Like a graphic compass the signpost points the uninitiated to various sights on the island of Pulau Ubin. 30-40 years ago, you had to find your way around with a reliable 1:25,000 topo map and Silva compass, but it was more fun and challenging then.
Hi Jane The fish-eye lens can record very dramatic pictures, not least because of its very wide angle of at least 180 deg, but also because of its ability to present a convex perspective depending on how close or how far you are from your main subject. One thing to remember is that one must not get one's feet into the picture.
3 comments:
JP,
Who is my compass to point the way when I need direction? Stand at the crossroads and look upwards to the North Star.
INRI
seems you just went there in June? so got any great shots in october again? i love the fisheye lens, hehe
Hi Jane
The fish-eye lens can record very dramatic pictures, not least because of its very wide angle of at least 180 deg, but also because of its ability to present a convex perspective depending on how close or how far you are from your main subject.
One thing to remember is that one must not get one's feet into the picture.
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