Wednesday, December 6, 2023

4982. PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS: "The Climb", Ciment fondu sculpture by Ng Eng Teng, 1987

PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS: "The Climb", Ciment fondu sculpture by Ng Eng Teng, 1987.

Canon R5, AV, ISO 200, 24mm, f/11, 1/125 sec. Sunny morning. Focus on 'eye' of boy on R.
Try not to have pedestrians in the background or anywhere.

 

Less crowds walking past statues when you take photos at around 9am. I took several shots, some with people in the background or walking towards me. These were of no use.


I was at the right place at the right time to meet for breakfast appointment at Starbucks at 9am. Previous photos of this sculpture were of poor quality as they were taken during noon time and harsh sunlight.

*Whenever practical, take photos of statues in 9am bright sunny morning. No human or less human traffic. I nearly didn't take the photos as I didn't have good quality images. 

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 PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS: "The Climb", Ciment fondu sculpture by Ng Eng Teng, 1987

 SINGAPORE - 5 DEC 2023: 8.56am. Ciment fondu sculpture, 'The Climb', Ng Eng Teng, 1987, commissioned by HDB for its Bt Merah HQ is now in HDB Hub, Toa Payoh.

Sculpture was first placed in Toa Payoh town in 2004. Ng's sculptures embody his concerns with themes of identity and belonging, of basic human feelings and states of mind. He focuses on figurative sculptures.

 SINGAPORE - 5 DEC 2023: 8.56am. Ciment fondu sculpture, 'The Climb', Ng Eng Teng, 1987, commissioned by HDB for its Bt Merah HQ is in Toa Payoh. Ng's figurative sculptures reflect on his themes of identity and belonging, of basic human feelings and states of mind.

 


 

 

 

 

 

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