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.
On 31 08 2021, I encountered another bad weather at the Lower Seletar Reservoir before sun rise. Nevertheless, I managed to capture another image of nature wonder. The cloud formation in the sky and its reflection in the water forming a very strong visual impact, though the final image is not as vibrant in colour as you could expect. I just simple love the spectacular image of an ordinary landscape.
On 30 08 2021, I experienced another downpour at the Lower Seletar Reservoir. Prior to that , my perception of the sky over the water area at the Reservoir appeared very dramatic from my vantage angle. The reflected light in the sky from the morning sun before rising, though dim but sufficient bright to create an unusual effect. I decided to capture such a spectacular landscape before the heavy downpour. Obviously, running for shelter immediately after I had an amazing image followed.