Shadows from NGS
I believe it might start to get boring seeing countless pictures of the National Gallery Singapore. But honestly, it's not that boring lah. It's kind of awe-inspiring what.
One of the features that captures one's attention is no doubt the shadows casted on the various surfaces from the shade designs. Furthermore, these shadows actually changes as the sun shifts throughout daytime. But obviously, the sun must be out instead of hidden behind the clouds in order for shadows to be seen.
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Taken in: Apirl 2016 | Time: Daytime, Indoors
Photograph size above: 800 pixels (width)
One of the features that captures one's attention is no doubt the shadows casted on the various surfaces from the shade designs. Furthermore, these shadows actually changes as the sun shifts throughout daytime. But obviously, the sun must be out instead of hidden behind the clouds in order for shadows to be seen.
View it slightly larger: Click on the individual photographs
Taken in: Apirl 2016 | Time: Daytime, Indoors
Photograph size above: 800 pixels (width)
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