The photographic potential in Singapore Botanical Gardens is endless as I have mentioned in some of my earlier posts. This is another image that I captured during one of my visits last year. I like the colours and natural formation of the leaves nicely framing the one and only gorgeous bud. This is a typical example of a picture that can be found everywhere (if you are able to look out for it!) and not just artifically made/arranged/posed.
The lighting ratio increases as the sun sets lower. Such conditions provided me with an opportunity to capture The Three Sisters of Katoomba, Australia, in a different mood. The exposure setting here has to be accurate in order to achieve good details at both ends of the lighting ratio. I like the touch of cloud patterns that enhanced the visual impact of this landscape study.
This is a typical salon-type of picture that depicts the aesthetic value of colours, lines and design of an image. The touch of red colour on the shirt from the villager provides good contrast to the rest of the image. One of the many images of terrace fields that I have captured during my various visits to Bali, Indonesia with this in particular, taken on my recent visit in October 2003.