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10 Most Long Exposure Photography worthy Places in Singapore!

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Every Countries has its own hidden Gems, the challenge is how to just find them without anyone sharing it with you? Unless you spend all day and night searching for it, otherwise it's not that easy to spot.


Today, we're gonna share the TOP 10 (Non-urban) Landscape Photography Spots you can take really Awesome photos at, in Singapore!




#1 : Changi Boardwalk / Beach (EAST)
Somewhat Stinky and Dirty, some says it's Eerie and Creepy. But at times if the Sunset are nice, you can get Awesome shots with the Rocks in your framing. Don't stay too late, you may see weird things around. 








#2 : Little GuiLin (WEST)
Little GuiLin, also known as Xiao Guilin or Bukit Batok Town Park. It is one of the most convenient Park for Picnics that is just opposite of neighbourhood of HDBs and Condos along Bukit Batok Road. It has this short stretch of walkways and lake where alot of residence here loves to jog around, It's just a 3 min short walk from Bukit Gombak MRT Station. One of the nicest hill in Singapore for some Snaps! 





#3 : Pandan Reservoir (WEST)
This is one of the Reservoir that most people do not know it kind of exist. Right opposite this long stretch of pathway, along West Coast Road is another side of Jurong "Jalan Buroh" and it is a long drive road along Industry areas near Jurong Island. For that reason when you take Night Photography here you'll see Beautiful short buildings lightings and with some smokes motions effects.



#4 : Tuas (WEST)
This photo may looks like it's taken overseas, because most of us don't know that Singapore has Lighthouse too. This Lighthouse is located at "Raffles Marina Clubhouse" at Tuas, it is accessible to Public but Security can be quite strict. You may enter by your own or with a few friends, if you're going in a large group and holding large and obvious cameras or professional looking Equipment you might be stopped halfway through.



#5 : Chinese Garden (WEST)
Singapore Chinese Garden, and when it comes to Landscape Photography it often reminds people about its Iconic Pagoda. More than just their Pagoda, Chinese Garden is actually a quite a beautiful place to play with compositions and shoot it's Characteristic Atmosphere out of it. 



#6 : Woodlands Waterfront Jetty (NORTH)
Woodlands Waterfront Jetty is located right opposite Johor Bahru, Malaysia. It is plain, simple and peaceful at times. If you get the Dreamy looking Sunset, you may be able to get a nice effect of the sea reflection. It works with both the lightings and your compositin. If you're staying late till the Night you may do some shot with Carlight Trails which can be seen on the Causeway Bridge (on the left).



#7 : Lower Seletar Reservoir (NORTH)
Wide Sky, wide Water Reflection, lots of Greeneries and alittle bit of land, at some point especially on a Bright Sunny day you may get great Photos with the Colours you always wanted to have in your image. You can play with many different composition within this Reservoir, especially with the new Shelter built in recent years.



#8 : Upper Seletar Reservoir (NORTH)
And again, wide Sky, wide Water Reflection, alittle Greeneries and a stretch of  land. This is a place where you can shoot your Landscape Panoramas with no urban distractions in your Shots. With some luck, you may get Good skies & sunset and it may turn out looking like a Painting.



#9 : Pulau Ubin (NORTH EAST)
The Popular Island in Singapore that many would love to hop over for Families/Friends outing. If you're not aware, not only does the Beaches or Chek Jawa has very Beautiful and refreshing Sceneries. Take note, just before you end your Chek Jawa walk, there's a path where there are many mud-skippers and Mangrove along the sides. This is the perfect place to take Landscape Photos that are rarely found in Singapore. 



#10 : Punggol Settlement / Beach  (NORTH EAST)
Punggol Beach used to be a Beach where only Wedding Couples would go for Pre-wedding Photoshoots, In recent years after Punggol Settlement was renovated and the Stable next to it was officially opens it became like an Entertainment / Attractions Point in the North East area. With just one look you would probably not know how you can frame your Landscape photography. My suggestion is, take off your shoe and go down to the Beach. 


We hope these Information helps you locate all the Great Non-Urban Landscapes spots in Singapore and maybe you will explore further and found out greater ones within these locations, Enjoy your Photoshooting!
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7:54 AM

Quick Tips for Shooting Children's Party!

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We know that Photographing your child while running your Kids Party, preventing accidents from happening and maintaining your sanity is definitely difficult.
That is why we are here to help you out with some Quick Tips!
Here are our secrets in successfully capturing the right moment of any Kids Party we've done! So that our client's moment won't gone down to drain and  can relive the timeless moments afterwards in their life.
Some of the main keys in BOLD.
Plan the Shoot, set timing for each activities.1. Capture the Party Decors/Details before opening to Guest!
2. Get some shots of Guest coming into the Party place.
3. Include various angles and type of shots
4. If you are using DSLR, try using larger aperture.

Be in the Child's World.
1. Children is said to be one of the most difficult portraits to capture, and how to make them stop moving will be another challenge of yours. One of the best way to freeze that perfect moment is to let them interact with  your camera.  Talk to them, ask some questions and while they answers it let their eyes communicate with you.

2. Make them laugh, play with them to capture beautiful shots of their candid.
Get to your child's perspective.
1. Prevent shooting from your normal height. Go down to the child's level.
2. Create Series shot of them receiving gifts from other individual children.
The Right Moment.
1. The MUST NOT MISS shot:
- The Cake Shot
- Make a wish shot
- Birthday Songs shot
- Cake cutting shot
- Family Group Portrait with the Cake

If you don't want to miss yourself in the shot, you'll probably need someone to help you with the clicking or use a Tripod with self-timer mode, or even better a remote.
2. The BEST NOT TO MISS shot:
- Children playing or activities candid
- The Eating mess (especially on the mouth, sometimes can be quite adorable)
- Don't forget about the Parents who came to the Party too. Have some Selfies with them, if not get a Tripod & self-timer mode to help you.
- Last but not least,  Aftermath Cake Cutting Shot.

Enhancement.
- If you're using Smart phones to shoot, remember the last step is to source for a good App for some quick photo edits.

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7:42 AM

10 things that makes a photographer a ‘professional’

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The term professional is thrown around quite a bit these days, perhaps too much. There used to be "Real" Professional Photographers around who charge Professionally for their services as well as doing their job professional. In recent years, we've heard many stories about some "self-proclaimed" Professional Photographers destroyed their client's Photoshoot. Nowadays, everyone else who holds a DSLR prefer to do it themselves, partly it's really difficult to see which Photography Service Provider are truly Professional.
But what exactly does it mean to be a professional? As you read through the items below, consider how you compare with each trait.

1: Put customer satisfaction first

Understanding and satisfying customer's needs is one of the aspect of a successful business. We all know some friends who are freelance Photographer who loves shooting for their own Portfolio without considering the fact that it is a service to the customer. After all, without the customer, there is no professional.
Professionals identify and satisfy their customer's needs.

2: Expertise a specialty

The very word professional implies that you are an expert. Technical competence is essential in Photography, as well as Creativity skillset.
  • Become an expert in the skills and equipment necessary to do your job.
  • Always perform to the best of your abilities.
  • Keep knowledge up to date.
Professionals know their trade.

3: Do more than expected

Professionals are given wide latitude in daily self-management. Professionals don't abuse privileges, manages time and work habit well.
Professionals are expected to produce results. Strive to complete deliverables before their due dates and under budget. Professionals meet or exceed expectations whenever possible.

4: Do what has been promised

Professionals says what they can do only. And not being a salesman, trying to sell things or package that won't be able to delivered.
Professionals deliver on promises made.

5: Communicate effectively

Effective communication is ultimately your responsibility — not your customer's. Whether verbal or written, professionals communicate clearly, concisely, thoroughly, and accurately.
Professionals don't create misunderstanding, neither blame misconception on customer.

6: Follow exceptional guiding principles

Appreciate and support people around, either same trade or customers. Practice good manners and proper etiquette. Have high ethical and moral standards. Be honest and fair in all of your dealings with others. Obey the law. These are basic values that all professionals should follow. Many companies have a document that outlines their operating principles, or Standard of Procedure.
Professionals adhere to high values and principles.

7: Praise others

Respect and acknowledge the talents of the people around you. There is nothing more unprofessional and self-serving than telling others how wonderful you are. Professionals are humble and generous in their praise of others.

8: Share knowledges

It is not easy to find talented photographers with "unique" knowledge, it's even harder to find the ones who are willing to share in Singapore. It is possible to share what you know and still keep one step ahead of the competition — simply apply yourself and learn something new daily.
Professionals help people around and are respected for doing so.

9: Say thank you

Always try to find a way to thank others for their help. Not everything you did good is your credits, thank others for what has made your day better.
Professionals thank others in a meaningful way that most benefits the recipient.

10: Keep a smile on the face and with the right attitude in the heart

Professionals are pleasant even during hard times.

The final word

Working with professionals is a pleasure, and we know many unfortunate ones who have hired truly exemplary ones. There have been a few who liked to be treated as professionals without having to work and act like one.
Share with us your Stories working with other Photographers, we would like to know!
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