Short Note:
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Sometimes I like to walk alone on the street of some foreign land and watch the world go by.
You never know what you will see in another perspective when you switch your mind off.
The clouds talk back to you, the stars wink and passer-bys in different clothing look like a painting. And then the world stops as you sip your tea, resume when you look up. Fast forward as you gaze and slow down when you’re focusing.
I still do that in Malaysia though, sometimes on LRT.
With my camera.
Groping on train
The bridge connecting Kelana Jaya LRT station and 7-11 is always bedazzling to me. I was walking pass one day and decided to pause and play with my camera.
If you set your camera on the edge, set it to manual and capture for however long the camera requires (say 1 second), this is what you will get.
I was shaking a bit to it appears to have two lines for each car light passing by.
If you set your ISO to about 800, you can actually capture the cars in motion.
Return to normal ISO (100 or 200 is fine), increase exposure,
If you’re really able to not move at all, you can create neon lights.
I walked to the other side of the bridge for different effect.
Red light district
It’s amazing how different angle and increased exposure can create different exposed photo.
Add movement to it.
And the world draws with you.
Now this is the fun part.
Go all the way vertical.
Or all the way horizontal.
Why not combine both directions.
I can do this whole night.
Try it. And show me (blog and give me a link if you don’t mind).
“The world is a canvas through a photographer’s eye” – line of famous photographers
Indeed.
alexpee: how do u know if a programmer fall asleep?
alexpee: select * from PMClassificationsddddddddddddaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Sometimes I like to walk alone on the street of some foreign land and watch the world go by.
You never know what you will see in another perspective when you switch your mind off.
The clouds talk back to you, the stars wink and passer-bys in different clothing look like a painting. And then the world stops as you sip your tea, resume when you look up. Fast forward as you gaze and slow down when you’re focusing.
I still do that in Malaysia though, sometimes on LRT.
With my camera.
Groping on train
The bridge connecting Kelana Jaya LRT station and 7-11 is always bedazzling to me. I was walking pass one day and decided to pause and play with my camera.
If you set your camera on the edge, set it to manual and capture for however long the camera requires (say 1 second), this is what you will get.
I was shaking a bit to it appears to have two lines for each car light passing by.
If you set your ISO to about 800, you can actually capture the cars in motion.
Return to normal ISO (100 or 200 is fine), increase exposure,
If you’re really able to not move at all, you can create neon lights.
I walked to the other side of the bridge for different effect.
Red light district
It’s amazing how different angle and increased exposure can create different exposed photo.
Add movement to it.
And the world draws with you.
Now this is the fun part.
Go all the way vertical.
Or all the way horizontal.
Why not combine both directions.
I can do this whole night.
Try it. And show me (blog and give me a link if you don’t mind).
“The world is a canvas through a photographer’s eye” – line of famous photographers
Indeed.
Wrote by Nicole
