Revisited Changi Point boardwalk to hone my photography skills with Pentax K-x during the golden hour again. Nice place with lesser crowd.
Whatever mood you called it.
Your shadow does not always follow you; you can conquer yourself.
Little flowers against the blue sky.
Dock and boats.
Apparently, a group of school children were drawing the sea and boats.
Drawings in the sand. A happy family illustration.
Bridal shoot at sunset.
Changi Sailing Club is also within the area.
Fascinated by the way this hardcore photographer handled his “combat” camera with camouflage pattern. Can shoot enemy!
Silhouette view of some sort… after the sunset.
Apparently, the two photographers engaged a sexy model in red for photography.
Just two days before full Moon. Taken with Pentax 50-200mm telephoto zoom lens. Should be better if the camera was mounted on the tripod.
Some like this blue moody scene.
Did you go during weekday or weekend ?
I like the first 2 photos , they looked quite there .
This is a great post on something ordinary to Singaporeans.
Beautifully shot photographs of a still quiet corner of Singapore. I can’t help noticing the “strategic position” of the photographer and the model in red – what is he looking at? 🙂
i like the sae boats shot. what i actually noticed when i was in the plane landing in singapore are the many boats along its shores.
@Bakeling: I went there twice on both Sat n Sun during evening time. It’s a long stretch along the coastline near Changi Airport. Smaller and not as popular as East Coast Park.
@SSS: actually… I only went to the boardwalk twice in my life recently! 😀
@Walter: HAHA look misleading right?! I think he was looking at his partner’s camera. Well, he could always have a better view thru the viewfinder 😛 oops hope he dun see this post 😛
@dongho: OIC yes it’s near Changi Airport, but still some distance away.
hi, do u use the same camera for all ur photos in ur blog? may i know what camera model is that? thanks.
Hi Claire,
I just started using Pentax K-x for some of the most recent posts here:
https://travelerfolio.com/singapore-universal-studios/
https://travelerfolio.com/universal-studios-singapore/
https://travelerfolio.com/changi-point-coastal-walk/
https://travelerfolio.com/changi-boardwalk/
Am still a beginner in handling this new toy. But I think it’s easy for beginners to handle and is a good buy.
this looks like a very scenic place in spore… looks like a pretty popular site too with many photographers. it’s great how u captured the boats, the silhouette and the moooonn! full moon that night?
I really like your photos. What camera do you use and do you use the stand or just poistion it somewhere convenient?