A split-screen view of a little girl looking at tube popsicles from a hawker.
Olympus OM-D, ISO 200, f6.3, 1/100 sec.
I think my cat is watching too much of that apprentice show on TV. Even with evidence clearly stacked against her for attempted murder, she said the dog is to be blamed. Despicable! Fortunately, the little minion didn’t hang around to chew on the evidence. He ran for dear life and escaped.
This cat is one of many strays I caught for my personal Catch-Neuter-Release project. After coming back from the vet, she refused to leave and adopted me.
Olympus OM-D, ISO 1000, f4.5, 1/40 sec.
As I ventured deep into the paddy fields of Sungai Burung, I stumbled upon a rather strange sight. A scarecrow has been localised and beside it was a crow that appeared more infatuated than scared. The Julie Andrews pose, the tattered flag and the trampled rice stalks made up the bizarre scene.
As you can see with the previous picture, the camera’s colours jump out at you in good light. But you don’t want that all the time. If you choose to use filters, use a colour theme to drive the narrative or to set the mood and not just for style alone. Here I opted for muted colours to match the shift in reality.
Olympus OM-D, ISO 200, f9, 1/250 sec.