A couple of days ago, I blogged about trying Kin Kin Chilli Pan Mee for the first time ever in the Chow Kit
area. (Funny thing was that although the pan mee wasn’t fantastic, I find
myself craving for them now). I was around the Chow Kit area for another
round of street shooting with a couple friends, it’s one of Robin’s favourite place
to shoot.
As we were making our way to the pan mee shop, the
skies were gloomy and I was worried it might rain. Even though, we were shooting
indoors (inside the market), I know the pictures would turn out greyish, so I
thought to myself, if it did rain, I would just shoot in black and white. That’s
an easy way out, and shall I add lazy too?
It didn’t rain in the end after our breakfast. In fact, the sun
was shinning gloriously, for which I am extremely thankful for. We managed to
shoot the streets leading to the market and then at the market itself. I was
told the market would be worse than the Pudu one, but honestly I still think
Pudu is awful. I have yet to shoot there, but I have been there with my parents
and it’s always so crowded inside there. Chow Kit is less crowded but it could
have been due to the public holiday.
I had not intended to post process my pictures into black and
white initially, but I did not like the colours as it was when I captured them.
In most of the pictures below, I found the coloured version too distracting from
what the picture was supposed to convey or feel. (I mean these are in my
opinions at least.)
I will post another set of pictures from the streets of Chow
Kit in colour, look out for that other post. That is very colourful!
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(Uncle has a hammer like Thor!)
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Pictures from this set is shot with the Olympus
EPL5, Olympus 45mm f/1.8 ED M.Zuiko Digital and
Olympus M. Zuiko Digital ED 9-18mm f/4.0-5.6 in RAW format,
post-processed using Adobe Lightroom. Will be posting up the other colourful set, sometime next week. :D
Hi Carmen,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these beautiful images of life in the street.
Happy shooting this coming weekend and have fun.
John Ragai
Hi John,
DeleteThanks for dropping by my blog. :) I see you're an Olympus user too! :D
Hi Carmen,
DeleteI am also a streetshooter beside my normal Church event. I used both Nikon D7000 and Olympus OMD. You may see more of me in my blog.
I have! Love the waterfall picture by the way, so breathtaking. :)
Deleteyour approach toward your subject in street photo are pretty close,getting used to it already?haha..
ReplyDeleteHaha, for this I was using the 45mm in a rather tight space. So it appears rather close up.
Deletefor that young guy smiling at young, 90mm is still pretty close,go to tighter place then,haha
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