Sunrise in Singapore Photo

Photographer’s Note

I woke up this morning, still yawning, and saw this beautiful sight from our balcony. Too bad I was not able to capture the airplane flying across the sun.

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jmcl (14183) 2006-11-20 22:18

Wish I had your balcony .. wonderful view .. I didn't even think of trying to catch a plane on the sun until you said it .. I was going to compliment you on getting it in the framed .. but mostly what I like about this is how well you have controlled that sun .. not having it burned out ... wonderful.

John

jemaflor (39871) 2006-11-21 6:06

Hi Roberto,
Nice sunrise and well taken with thes details, boat and overall this plane, good timing.

Robpulp (937) 2006-11-21 10:05

Hey Roberto!
This is a lovely image, and the plane is well timed! the sunset is wonderfull and the whole composition is really great. good work

kind regards

Roberto!

stamatis (2410) 2006-11-21 19:09

Hi Roberto very nice photo nice colours ,
wonderful sunrise wery nice composition

well done
regards Stamatis

atilgone (4749) 2006-11-22 7:04

Hi Roberto, nice shot! you might wake up a few minutes ago to catch the aircraft :) Good colors of this lovly sunrise. TFS

Kind regards

AandK (1814) 2006-11-22 8:55

Wow, this is exactly my type of shot! I love it. Placing the airplane a bit closer to the sun would have been even better but I love the colors, the airplane (think its a T7) and the ships. This is your daily view? JEALOUS!
Anyways, thanks a lot for dropping by in my gallery so that I couldn't miss this beautiful shot of yours...
TFS
Andreas

Silvio1953 (43412) 2006-11-22 8:57

Hi Roberto, beautiful sunrise with good colors, beautiful composition with the airplane and the boats, ciao Silvio

MLINES (11064) 2006-11-22 19:03

Hi Roberto, Excellent sunrise composition. This looks like the best time of day here in the tropics. Good time for a walk with your camera. The plane is a real bonus. Good presentation. Murray.

siolaw (25890) 2006-11-22 23:48

Hi Roberto,
Good compo of sunset with plane... superb colors and exposure.. a great sky!
Greetings from Bangkok
LAurent

PJE (19575) 2006-11-24 1:19

Well Roberto perhaps the reason for the jet being so far away from the sun is the delayed shutter speed. It always takes a while to set up for these kinds of photos. Nicely done. This shot has the theme of heading home after a nice holiday! Good capture and thanks for posting!

DragonAngel (280) 2006-11-25 3:26

Hi Robert,

I think we can apprecite the fact that the plane is already far to the left and you can't do much about it. As for me, the plane helps me to observe every part of the photo, otherwise I may directed only to the beautiful rising sun. This is indeed a beautiful moment captured.

....i admire your balcony so much :D

Regards,
DA

snunney (35840) 2006-11-25 9:18

Hello Roberto,
A beautiful sun rise nicely captured with just the right degree of exposure. I quite like the plane where it is, it counter-balances the ships on the other side.

atus (15476) 2006-11-26 17:58

Hello Roberto,
Very well captured sunrise here, with the clouds covering partially the sun. The light is great and you composed your shot with some attractive silhouettes, like the ships and the landing plane. Very well done!
Tfs and best regards.
Attila

vincz (19075) 2006-11-29 3:37

Very interesting early day picture. I remeber waking up in Singapore and having a very similar view with the planes and boats. Well catched!

captainsgirl (3448) 2006-11-29 11:58

looks like a busy harbor! ships, airplanes!! beautiful morning indeed!! Wow..I can't believe all the ships at anchor...a ship watchers paradise!! TFS
Donna :o)

Thanks for your comments on my photo "Vermont Landscape" :o)

zeca (20026) 2006-12-08 0:12

Hello Roberto! Nice sunset! I like the framing! Good to see that ships, creating a kind of war mood. Well... maybe the first day of peace, after war! Nice that you captured that plane. It is a pity it is not in the first right part of the picture, with some way ahead to fly..
Regards,
Zeca