I revisited the photos from my visit to Marina Bay in which I made a lot of long-exposure images. In this place, nobody cares how many photos I take since people don't mind me standing in the middle of their way. In all of the images, the shutter was open up to 30 secs.
Usually, I will take a bunch of photos on the same spot or around to give me an option during the post-processing. After taking the shot, the next thing for me to do is to inspect the photo if it's something of quality. I will only move on to another when I'm happy with the result.
Here are some of the long-exposure shots taken that night...
” One can say that the city itself is the collective memory of its people, and like memory, it is associated with objects and places. The city is the locus of collective memory.”
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