The Best of 2012

If there's anything I've learnt since I started Iphotography is patience when it comes to taking that shot. Like many first timer photography enthusiasts, we are often caught with photography theme, the type of photos we shoot and of course, the over zealousness in taking that perfect shot. After all, every shot has its depth, it's how we choose to shoot that matters most in the end.

I wouldn't dare say I have that perfect eye because every shot taken has its moment. I think it's through time we learn how to build that structure or theme our shots accordingly. The skyline I must say, gives us that moment...from the clear blue skies to moving clouds, that one minute of "goodness" can define the colours of our shot. Recently, I've developed an interest for silhouette shots which I have seen in many of the IGers (Instagrammers) feed that I've been following, some delved their edit almost to perfection whilst here I am still learning at the "beginners" level but every shot has its own inspiration.

I feel that photography is about having the passion, effort and time. Some of the IGers who followed me for the longest time, would be the first to say my shots have evolved over time; from skylines to building structures, shorelines and food, believe me, I have done them all. And you wonder what my favourite out of these are? Honestly, I love the beach - that to me defines peace and ultimate freedom.

I don't know why when I was growing up in Australia, I didn't cherish those moments then, yeah, nostalgia brought moments of reminiscence in my childhood and how much I have missed home since I came to Singapore. It's ironic that only when I have left home that I realized how much I have missed those "good moments". So if there's anything at all, I've missed Cottesloe and Scarborough beaches in Perth.

Anyways, here are my personal best of 9 shots that made 2012 a year to remember from Singapore to Australia. These were shot and edited using Iphone 3GS and Iphone 5.

Below are some my favourite best of 9 photo edit from the various IGers I have collaborated with across the globe from US, Australia, South Korea as well as Singapore in 2012. They defined the moment for me through their lens, I am captivated with every shot they've captured, yes, those moments took my breath away. These were edited with Iphone 3GS and Iphone 5. Their shots, my edit.

 

 

I shall leave you with a quote that defines my interpretation of photography the way I understood it.

To me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place... I've found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them. - Elliot Erwitt

Till next time, good day and goodnight.

Cheers,

Kaz