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Light and Shadow

The big bright red lanterns displayed at Thean Hou temple were so colourful.
Many visitors were attracted to come to take photos during the day and even in
the night.. Many Chinese worshippers were also there praying to the
Goddess Thin Hou to bless them with good health, prosperity and good luck.
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Colourful lanterns at night

As I had taken some photo of light and shadow at the Thean Hou in the
I was keen to take some photos at night. The display of red and colourful
lanterns at night turn the whole place into a fairyland.

The temple was packed with people. Some were here to get their blessings
from the Thean Hou goddess to have better luck and also to offer
New Year prayers. Some others like me came to admire the colourful lightings
and to take photos..

Taking Silhouettes-—shoot towards the light

“Never shoot towards the light.” We’ve probably all heard this old photography
“rule,” but, for now, let’s treat it more as a general guideline. If you want to
shoot some photos that really pop, that really jump out and grab you
—shoot towards the light.

Silhouettes are photos where your subject is dark against a bright background.
Using a sunrise or sunset as the backdrop for your subject can give stunning
results—your subject becomes a bold black figure against a canvas of bright
and vivid colour.

When you use a bright and cloud filled sky as your background, your subject often
doesn’t come out pure black, but comes across as dark and moody against
a brooding sky.Read More

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