My perception of the reflection at the Lower Seletar Reservoir is the art of ink. I decided to capture the image in monochrome format. The beauty of such image is ever changing. I just simply love the aesthetic value of the tonal range besides the pattern of lines formed on the water surface.
The weather forecast on 16 02 2022 was mostly cloudy. I had not given up my expectation of capturing a good image first thing in the morning. As usual, I made a trip to Upper Peirce Reservoir. When I arrived there, the weather sudden turned bad. But the sky appeared amazing dramatic. My perception oriented me to shoot a number of images of the vibrant sky. If black and white photography is your cup of tea, I think you would like the visual impact of this image.
On 17 Aug 2021, at the Upper Peirce Reservoir, I experienced another morning with cloudy weather with soft lighting. My perception of the reflection of trees on the water, trigged me with the concept of capturing an image in monochrome. Setting the shutter speed in a slower mode allowed me to create a strong effect similar to the art of ink. The ripples occurred at the same moment further added interest to the image. To me, it is a monochromatic landscape image with an artistic touch.