On 06 03 2022, I was fortunate to capture an image of a Scaly-breasted munia adding another branch to build the nest. Watching the process of nest building from my window, I realised that even bird brain would be able to select a suitable branch to add onto the nest that was on the red wax bamboo tree. I love the well-composed entrance to the nest. I was just at the right time at the right place to capture the habitat of nature.
The perception of capturing the image was on the pattern and textures of the waves. The morning light was a booster for the vibrant colour image. The curves formed by the waves and the water were strong enough to provide a perfect visual impact. I captured this image at the Whitely Bay, Tynemouth, UK in 2019.
Out of focus lighting could be very attractive when you make full use of bokeh effect. This technique is very effective when the surrounding environment is still dark.
On 26 June 2021 at Lower Seletar Reservoir before the sky brighten up, I decided to utilise the effect to the full extent. I am quite like the final result shown here. The end appearance of the image is a vibrant colour of light.