AUSTRALIA - 25 NOV 2025: 9pm. A distinctive Christmas tree made of red bell-shaped decorations in Melbourne shot by Xiaomi Poco F6 smartphone. Image: George Leong
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AUSTRALIA - 25 NOV 2025: 9pm. A distinctive Christmas tree made of red bell-shaped decorations in Melbourne shot by Xiaomi Poco F6 smartphone. Image: George Leong
2 NOV 2025: 7.24AM
SHARING PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS OF SUNRISE
by Dr David Sing
Sunrise at the Orchid Country Club at 7.24am, on a clear morning with blue skies and white clouds is a very serene experience as the radiant energy of yellow, gold and orange rays paint the landscape.
Photography of the rising sun can be tricky owing to the extreme brightness of the sun. In this case, the Galaxy S23 Ultra did created a very beautiful landscape photograph of the Orchid Country Club at sunrise.
To make an attractive photo, position the sun at the junction of the "rule of thirds" as I had done in this case. This is necessary if you wish to emphasize the sun (photo 2).
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Both photos are uploaded for educational purposes.
The original photo was not so attractive (photo 1) but it has the tall tree on the left.
3 Dec 2025:
PHOTOGRAPHY TIP: Vehicle wrap advert for Mei Heong Yuen Dessert truck. Use TV mode
I took this photo from the passenger seat of a car.
Two shots using the TV mode. This shot is sharp.
Focus on the truck’s dessert adverts. Take multiple shots and you may get one good sharp image.
If you use AV mode, you may not get sharp images as you and your target are moving on the
Pan Island Expressway.
Canon R5, tv mode, auto ISO.
28mm, 1/2000 sec, f/4, ISO 160
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An attractive vehicle wrap advertisement on the Mei Heong Yuen Dessert truck. It shows its most popular products like iced Chendol
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An aircraft pushback tractor is a specialized vehicle used to push or tow an aircraft away from a gate or parking bay, allowing it to taxi to the runway without using its own engines.
These tractors are low-profile, powerful, and maneuverable, connecting to the aircraft's nose landing gear with either a tow bar or a towbarless system.
They are crucial for airport ground operations, as large aircraft cannot easily reverse on their own.
After all servicing activities are finished, aircraft needs to get back on the runway to take off, however, it first needs to reverse itself from the aircraft stand. This is where the pushback tractor comes in.
A towing hook attaches its one end to the aircraft and the other end to the pushback tractor. The driver receives a go ahead signal from Pilot and begins the pushback operation.
It pushes the aircraft back and also steers it so that the aircraft ends up in correct position on the taxiway (a connecting pathway between aircraft stand and runway).
Pilot then gives an okay to disengage signal to the pushback tractor driver at which he unhooks the towing bar and steers the pushback tractor away from the aircraft.
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Changi Airport has the aircraft pushback tractor. It is either the tow-bar or towbarless system either to pull or push the aircraft.
The towbarless system clamps directly onto the aircraft's nose wheel lifting it slightly off the ground for pushback together with the pilot.
New development includes the electric pushback tractor for lower emissions and quieter operation.