It is really cool to have a wedding photo by the edge of the catchment area of the Upper Peirce Reservoir first thing in the morning. From my vantage angle, I prefer to utilize the shadow and the framing of the trees as my composition. Fully capturing the light and shadow of the location is one of my principles in photography. Most importantly, the story content is the main interest of the image.
Chasing the sunrise at the reservoir is always very fascinating for me first thing in the morning.
Embracing by the pleasing environment and observing the spectacular colour and pattern of the clouds is an enjoyment to begin a day. The ever changing weather of the landscape is beyond our expectation. To me, to capture an amazing landscape image is a challenge of my photographic passion. This is an image that I captured a the Upper Peirce Reservoir on 02 08 2021.
My fascination of colour and pattern is a perception that I never missed in capturing an image. In this case, the water reflection at the Lower Seletar Reservoir on 23 06 2021 gave me an opportunity of having an image with greater visual impact. I think your eyesight should be sharp enough to identify the two circular ripples among the strong pattern and colour of the reflection