Just got myself the GoPro Hero4 Silver for my upcoming trip to Fiji where a waterproof camera is essential. Lucky enough also to have a long weekend during Labor Day holiday recently for me to test out its video as well as the image quality at Universal Studios Singapore. I would say, I'm actually quite impressed with its quality and portability ! My neck is still thanking me for it :) Anyway, hope you enjoy the video as much as I do !
Showing posts with label Special Event. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Special Event. Show all posts
Friday, May 13, 2016
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Happy New Year 2014 !
This was my second time shooting fireworks which I think I had some improvement here in terms of composition, exposure and post processing skills compared to my first attempt two years ago. Similar settings on my camera and same tripod but different camera body, lens and angle. I would say the lens did a great job here because I was using an ultra wide angle lens (17mm) on a full frame body which enabled me to capture the entire length of fireworks plus some reflection at the bottom.
Looking forward to shoot fireworks again next year probably from a high rise building for aerial photography and new set of skills. Anyway, I wish all of you a Happy New Year 2014 and hope you like my photo !
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Happy Mother's Day
d e s m o n d c k w ◦ p h o t o g r a p h y wishes all the wonderful mum a Happy Mother's Day. Thank you for the love and sacrifices ❤
Monday, February 20, 2012
Singapore Airshow 2012
It's not my first time shooting airplanes... I mean static airplanes. However, yesterday was my first time to shoot airplanes that are flying high up the sky. There are a few things that I've learned from this experience.. The importance of sunlight and nice weather. The weather was bad yesterday and it's actually raining when the airshow started. Only after a few minutes left that the rain stopped and the sunlight finally started shining... I can see an obvious difference between the photos captured during and after the rain... Besides, I've also realized that shooting flying airplanes is not just about zooming in to do close-up shots. This may makes the airplanes look rather static. Instead, zooming out a little at perhaps 50mm gives more dynamic composition and also shows some movements.
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