Anyway, here are my pics. Some of these involved me dangling the camera fairly close to the water. No pain, no gain.
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Crown CNY Celebrations - Lotus Floating lanterns
This was supposed to be one of the highlights of the night, but it was pretty anti-climatic. The lanterns were released but instead of floating out into the middle of the river first, they floated out towards the bay hugging the riverbanks....
Anyway, here are my pics. Some of these involved me dangling the camera fairly close to the water. No pain, no gain.
Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
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Well I can see why it was a bit of an anticlimax, but considering what you had to work with I like the shots, especially the slow shutter ones, with the candles drifting away from the camera.
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