Perbadanan Putrajaya Complex, Putrajaya, Selangor, Malaysia

Canon 1Ds Mark III + Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 USM II + Gitzo G1505 + Gitzo G1570M

Haven't taken architecture photography for quite some time...

This is truly an amazing architecture and landmark site. It's huge and massive. You got to be there to see this. I can't imagine the amount that our government has spend on this building. It is know as the conference and auditorium for the government facilities.

During the day time, there is amounts of guards and we are forbidden to take photos. But it was late and all of the workers have left. So it was a good chance to document the whole scene.

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This post has been edited by couleur: Mar 13 2008, 12:31 AM

so fantastic..

so realistic..

so perspective..

so nighty beautiful..

Im digging the atmosphere(the clouds). Nice touch there. Not sure about the buildings though, prefer it to be darker a little. Well that's my taste. Great shot none the less.

btw... how's life working in U.I?

This post has been edited by R a D ! c 4 L: Mar 13 2008, 12:43 AM

wow 1Ds MKIII .. nice shoot + superb PS

too expose for the building in IMO

nice angle up

nice photo...
UWA...shot at 16mm??

1ds mark3? yours?

u r really lucky man.. i'm soo soo envious of u.. i will try do develop my PP skills.. but not my equipment.

This post has been edited by dgrebel: Mar 13 2008, 03:52 PM

its not his as i know he have a 5D

Beautiful....

I guess my sifu is still correct... must get a 1D + couple of L lenses to take great pictures

not 20d meh?

but anyway, i have great respect for his PP skills. as much as i love david j. nightingale series.

u too radical.

i like the sky,red colour...........haha

heha.. been there so many times liao... but have neva seen such super realistic version of this same architecture... wickedly interesting

the sky ... seem like fake ....anyway nice shot

Wonderful shot, I love the red skies!

Surreal...

Im not sure about the 20D, he's been known to use the 400D too but im sure that he has the 5D in his arsenal

thanks man

david j. nightingale is one of those great photographers out there

off topic, btw do u happen to be toa student?

yes... he was a toa student...

USED TO BE.

That's a very nice blend of exposures you have there. The colors are beautiful

At first I couldn't feel the sense of depth and size, but after I zoomed in (thanks to Firefox 3's image zooming) to fill my monitor, it's much more apparent. This would really rock if I were to look at a slide copy of it through a loupe.