To eat for surviving is a nature instinct. For otters in the Lower Seletar Reservoir are no exception. Obviously, a stir is created whenever the food is available. The action within the split of a second is always enhanced the visual impact of the image. An interesting image that I captured on 06 01 2021.
Share with you the latest capture this morning (03 11 2021) at the Lower Seletar Reservoir. Attracted by the vibrant colour of the reflection of dragon boats from the water, I decided to capture the close view of the reflections. It is just a coincidence that part of the reflection appeared like a shape of dragon. One good thing of a reflection image is the outcome of final image is beyond your expectation. You need to be an impressionist to enjoy such an image.
I love the calmness of twilight. With a vantage angle, the image of spectacular landscape could be captured.
Viewing such a scene always give me the best relaxation mentally. Photographically, proper selection of the foreground coupled with the rest of the colourful elements are important features for me to capture the decisive moment. I just love the tranquillity and colour of the landscape. This is an image that I captured on 01 11 2020 at the Upper Seletar Reservoir.