JamCanSing's Journal

  I was a little late getting around to seeing and personally documenting the final days of the KTM railway station and tracks. I did go earlier with a group of photographer friends but we did not snap much. Instead, we enjoyed the food from the Tanjong Pagar station. Let me see if I can’t [...]

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Last year’s Month of Photography Asia 2010 featured Mattias Klum who shot in jungles not that different than the jungle and terrain that the photographers of the Vietnam war and Indochina conflict. The big difference, in the jungle of Borneo Mattias fought with nature and the elements with 21st century equipment. For the 135 photographers [...]

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I’ve been trying to catch the sunset in Singapore but most often the golden time is not convenient for me on the weekday and even on the weekends. I actually get to catch the sunrise more often but that is quite a task to drag myself out of bed at the early morning hours on [...]

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If it isn’t obvious I pursue my photography with a passion. It currently doesn’t bring home enough bacon. I do feel that as long as I continue to shoot at every opportunity I’m growing and learning. I’ve been shooting a lot of event photography and a lot of it is candid with limited light or a [...]

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  I COULDN’T come up with a really catchy title so I looked back at what had transpired this weekend. Yes, I have 11-gigabytes of images coming from 486 RAW photos shot at the NDP2010 (Singapore National Day Parade 201) Preview. I didn’t count the gigabytes of space the 2,290 frames shot for the time-lapse. I [...]

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  I DON’T normally shoot action subjects or sports but today I had a little inspiration to shoot something different. I did have some encouragement because with my 70-200 I am sometimes just a little too out of reach for a nice full frame. After reading a variety of reviews and write-ups on the Internet about [...]

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INSTEAD of having too many individual photographs listed on the blog post I’ve taken a collage approach. The collage is created using the software called, PhotoScape V3.5. It is freeware and it just makes life easier by drag and drop with fixed template sizes and designs. I used to create them by hand myself using [...]

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    THIS MORNING I woke up early to see if I could get down to Marina Bay to catch the sunrise and perhaps do a timelapse shoot. However, as you can see from the photograph, the weather was far from ideal for a sunrise shoot. Not to be detered by the weather I soldiered [...]

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I LOVE listen to the life stories of other photographers. There’s plenty of opportunity this month, the Month of Photography Asia (MOPA). A National Geographic photographer, Mattias Klum has an exhibition at the Asian Civilisations Museum and I relished the opportunity to sit, listen and watch him speak. I must thank Mohd Hisham and the kind folks [...]

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