When sunset never happened...

[Walj]

View of Johor State (Malaysia) from Singapore..

[Wavelength]

I like the blue.....here the heavy part of the boat seen in the foreground affects the enjoyment of the subtle blue horizon behind...... I also feel the white border needs be minimized???

Regards

[Shadowman]

Very nice tranquil image.

[jcuknz]

Contrasting this presentation with Daisy Mae's landscape where the border seems to suit the soft tones of the subject here the wide border is fighting with the image for attention. A thin white border, about half of what you need for the text, but leaving enough for the text across the bottom. With a 50 pixel dark border [64/255] makes for a very nice presentation.

An interesting photo as I remember the place as quite undeveloped when as a tourist I briefly went across the causeway in the early sixties.

[IzzieK]

My new daughter-in-law was born and raised in Johor. She is now married to my son and is an Australian. We are visiting them in a forthnight. That was a very nice shot btw...the blues are all complementary.

[Bobobird]

There is always a sunset. A traditional one is nice, a blue one is also nice. Actually you made it very very nice.

[mknittle]

I like it.

[Walj]

My new daughter-in-law was born and raised in Johor. She is now married to my son and is an Australian. We are visiting them in a forthnight. That was a very nice shot btw...the blues are all complementary.

Hi Isabel,
Thanks for viewing and your feedback. So nice to hear your new daughter in-law was born in Johor Malaysia. Singapore is just across the causeway from Johor. If you happen to be here, please PM me. We can meet up for cup of coffee and I ll bring you to the place where I shot the blue hour.

[Walj]

There is always a sunset. A traditional one is nice, a blue one is also nice. Actually you made it very very nice.

Thanks Bobo. You are the man..

BTW, how are you doing buddy?

[Walj]

I like it.

Thks a mill Mark.

[Walj]

Contrasting this presentation with Daisy Mae's landscape where the border seems to suit the soft tones of the subject here the wide border is fighting with the image for attention. A thin white border, about half of what you need for the text, but leaving enough for the text across the bottom. With a 50 pixel dark border [64/255] makes for a very nice presentation.

An interesting photo as I remember the place as quite undeveloped when as a tourist I briefly went across the causeway in the early sixties.

Hi Jcuknz,
Thks for viewing and your feedback. Let me copy this valuable comments with my mobile phone as to easily remember and use this as a guide for my future processing..

[Walj]

Very nice tranquil image.

Thank you John. Wonderful!

[Walj]

I like the blue.....here the heavy part of the boat seen in the foreground affects the enjoyment of the subtle blue horizon behind...... I also feel the white border needs be minimized???

Regards

Hi Nandakumar,
Thks for viewing and your feedback. Btw, the foreground is a metal railing with wooden handrail and not the boat as you thought.

[IzzieK]

There is this bridge that connects Malaysia to Singapore. Is this the causeway you are talking about? My DIL used to work at KPMG. She has a master's degree in Accountancy. I like the food over there, street foods, markets, people .....hmmmm.....that will be a good photo op!! In 11 days the Chinese New Year will be good to shoot too...BTW, my DIL was born in Malaysia but both her parents are Chinese.

Hi Isabel,
Thanks for viewing and your feedback. So nice to hear your new daughter in-law was born in Johor Malaysia. Singapore is just across the causeway from Johor. If you happen to be here, please PM me. We can meet up for cup of coffee and I ll bring you to the place where I shot the blue hour.

[Walj]

There is this bridge that connects Malaysia to Singapore. Is this the causeway you are talking about? My DIL used to work at KPMG. She has a master's degree in Accountancy. I like the food over there, street foods, markets, people .....hmmmm.....that will be a good photo op!! In 11 days the Chinese New Year will be good to shoot too...BTW, my DIL was born in Malaysia but both her parents are Chinese.

Yes, you are absolute right. That is the bridge connecting Singapore to Johor Malaysia we called Woodlands Checkpoint and the other on the west side is called Tuas Second Link adjacent to Raffles Marina Country Club.


#01 Raffles Marina Country Club overlooking Tuas Second Link toward Johor Malaysia during blue hour..



#02 Twilight at RMCC

[IzzieK]

Wonderful sets of images you have uploaded so far...I really love them!