Sekinchan Paddy Field in Nov'08
During the visit of Andrew and Ivy, I discovered a good spot viewing the vast paddy fields in Sekinchan.
I mean.. an aerial view... while not owning a helicopter...
#1
I've been down and lazy for quite a while, not even touching my DSLR, just keeping it somewhere not obvious till I forgot about it.
Sorry!! Am really sorry!!
Today, around 6pm, I left home and directly headed to the Nan Tien Temple (南天宫) located in Site A, Sekinchan. I wanted to try if I could shoot some nice aerial view photos of the paddy field.
#2
#3
It's still pretty greenish at the moment. In 1-2 weeks time, it will be in golden color, when harvest is gonna start.
Just love the greenish view, without any reason.
#4
#5
Have not been taking satisfactory photos for quite some time... I hope today's work is not another disappointment.
#6
#7
It's much awesome seeing with your own eyes, coz what the camera could capture is limited. Not sure what a wide angle lens can produce.. I don't have one to experiment.
#8
The above is the lookout point allowing you to have an aerial view of the paddy field.
#9
In the past, I didn't like colourful stuff, but now I've changed.
However, a truly colourful temple doesn't really look traditional. Just like the extremely modern buildings in Dubai, they could not arouse my interest.
Okay, seems like I'm getting a little out of topic :)
#10
The staircase is pretty steep.. make sure you do not have Acrophobia (refer to phobialist.com).
#11
These photos were taken using Nikon. No colour adjustment is needed at all. I only resized them and added in watermark.
I love Nikon!!
#12
#13
Yeah, I was up there for my aerial view photos.
#14
Nan Tien Temple is a pretty decent temple. I never go there for any religious activities.
#15
Enough of shooting.. I'm going home.
I think it's a good spot to recommend other photography bugs, so I should provide more complete information here.
This is the place! Go to Site A, okay?
#16
Actually, you could easily see if from afar, due to the striking yellow colour.
So, when are you coming?
#17
Still took a typical paddy field photo for the day!
Weather was not good today. I'll come again when the weather is nice.
P/S: Click here for the album on Facebook. For the forum post at Shutter Asia, click here.
I mean.. an aerial view... while not owning a helicopter...
#1I've been down and lazy for quite a while, not even touching my DSLR, just keeping it somewhere not obvious till I forgot about it.
Sorry!! Am really sorry!!
Today, around 6pm, I left home and directly headed to the Nan Tien Temple (南天宫) located in Site A, Sekinchan. I wanted to try if I could shoot some nice aerial view photos of the paddy field.
#2
#3It's still pretty greenish at the moment. In 1-2 weeks time, it will be in golden color, when harvest is gonna start.
Just love the greenish view, without any reason.
#4
#5Have not been taking satisfactory photos for quite some time... I hope today's work is not another disappointment.
#6
#7It's much awesome seeing with your own eyes, coz what the camera could capture is limited. Not sure what a wide angle lens can produce.. I don't have one to experiment.
#8The above is the lookout point allowing you to have an aerial view of the paddy field.
#9In the past, I didn't like colourful stuff, but now I've changed.
However, a truly colourful temple doesn't really look traditional. Just like the extremely modern buildings in Dubai, they could not arouse my interest.
Okay, seems like I'm getting a little out of topic :)
#10The staircase is pretty steep.. make sure you do not have Acrophobia (refer to phobialist.com).
#11These photos were taken using Nikon. No colour adjustment is needed at all. I only resized them and added in watermark.
I love Nikon!!
#12
#13Yeah, I was up there for my aerial view photos.
#14Nan Tien Temple is a pretty decent temple. I never go there for any religious activities.
#15Enough of shooting.. I'm going home.
I think it's a good spot to recommend other photography bugs, so I should provide more complete information here.
This is the place! Go to Site A, okay?
#16Actually, you could easily see if from afar, due to the striking yellow colour.
So, when are you coming?
#17Still took a typical paddy field photo for the day!
Weather was not good today. I'll come again when the weather is nice.
P/S: Click here for the album on Facebook. For the forum post at Shutter Asia, click here.
11 comments:
I like #7, #8, #10, #12.
#7 and #12 are good in sense of art.
When the paddy fields become golden color? End of Dec or Jan?
Dec. End of Dec or Jan is too late.
#1, #3, n the last one nice... ^^
我不知道A村有那一个神庙！
i definitely love #2 and the #5.
im coming to sekinchan next saturday :D
egg-gy, nice to meet u ^^ I also love #1, hence putting it first. however don't think a lot people share the same idea.
kun, now u know! go there on 29/11 with your friends... or maybe me as well :)
darren, thanks! too bad next week i will be in cameron highland, won't be coming back to sekinchan.
Nice pics ar Haan. Really good skills. I can't even hold a camera straight.
oh YT, how did you pass your photography subject in HCC last time? :)
oooh niceee & greeeen... i guess i missed it this time round... would have to wait till april or may?
yea, lechua..
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