From the vantage angle, my perception of a well-lit leave in bright green colour combined together with the other portion of plants formed a very simple strong composition for an image. Simple in colour and good composition are my basic principles in capturing an image with greater visual image. This image that I captured at the Garden by the Bay on 25 12 Dec 2021, has no exception. I am sure your eyesight is as sharp as mine to identify the damsel fly in the image.
A visit to Garden By The Bay on 25 Dec 2021, I managed to capture an image of Male Yellow Bittern. The well-lit bird by the morning light had a very warm glow of colour.
The male bird usually has Blackish crown and upper tail-coverts, pale brownish mantle, yellowish-buff underparts with light streaks down fore neck and upper breast and blackish flight feathers that contrast sharply with pale buff wing coverts. Yellow Bittern is a common resident of grasslands and marshes near freshwater wetlands, well-vegetated ponds and mangroves.
Pattern and colour embellish the surface of water to crate the illusion of various texture. This was my perception of wate area at the Lower Seletar Reservoir on 06 Sept 2021 morning. I like the ripples further added interesting features to the image. The ever changing reflections is one of the happening that I am always chasing.