iso [i, saw] the slow it down - WYWY reflections

One of the famous food places in KB. As usual, I am aiming for a mirror reflection.

iso [i, saw] the slow it down - DST Main office

The photo was taken from the parking lot which the security guard was kind enough to let pass. Thanks Mr Security Guard person. :) The post processing is heading in the artistic direction. I have not been producing these kind of images for a while.

iso [i, saw] the slow it down - BSB at night

This is a panorama taken on the same day, same location, different azimuth. This is a single exposure with 5 shots.

Added: 26th May 2009
Here is the larger version of the image.

iso [i, saw] the slow it down - Arts & Crafts Center

Another attempt at the project taken from the same location as the previous post, just looking further ahead. Still suffer the same problem but minimised somewhat in post processing.

iso [i, saw] the slow it down - Colourful trees

I was not too happy with the results but I got a few encouragements from Dudsy65 and others about it. So here it is. You'll notice that the fluorescent lights are smeared, the exact location of fingerprint marks on the lens.

"iso [i, saw] the slow it down project" failed attempts(?)

This is my failed attempt at tackling the slow it down project. My original plan was to use an old school science project to lower down the amount of light into the camera, just like a neutral density (ND) filter. Yup, you guessed it from the images above, pinhole cameras. I have been researching this for quite some time. Luckily this project came through. Unfortunately, directly capturing a pinhole image from a point & shoot is not great. At least for my gear, Canon PowerShot A650IS. The original images were very blurred, only post-processing allow some decent images to come out though blurred and very small.

Now I have to think of another method to tackle the problem.