Significant presence of golden apple snail scattered on the water of Lower Seletar Reservoir on 18 Nov 2024 after the downpour previous day. The eggs they laid potentially being toxic to humans and animals. Nevertheless, the pattern they formed with the algae are quite pleasing for image.
The captured image demonstrates the high standard of conceptual and visual coherence, and resonate with the unique pictorial identity was what I am aiming. The scene of Upper Peirce Reservoir on 19 July 2024, fulfilled my perception. Such a decisive moment was captured within a split of a second.
“Repetitive movement of the water is a pleasing image to capture. The phenomenon is changing fast within a split of a second. To capture the decisive moment is always a desire that a photographer aiming to achieve. The warm colour of brilliant lighting from the rising sun with the pattern of the waves further achieve the visual impact of the image. The scene at the Upper Peirce Reservoir on 11 Sept 2024 was ideally set for an eye-catching image.