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Creating content at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore offers a plethora of opportunities due to its stunning landscapes, unique flora, and innovative architecture. Here are some content creation ideas tailored for different platforms:

1. Photography Series:

- Capture the breathtaking Supertree Grove during the day and at night when they light up.

- Showcase the diverse plant life in the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories, focusing on rare or exotic species.

- Highlight the intricate details of the sculptures and structures within the garden, such as the Dragonfly Lake and the Floral Fantasy exhibit.

- Take portraits of visitors interacting with the various installations and enjoying the scenery.

2. Video Tours and Vlogs:

- Produce guided tours of the different sections of the Gardens, providing insights into the history, design, and conservation efforts.

- Create vlogs documenting personal experiences exploring the Gardens, including trying out the different amenities like the Skyway and OCBC Skyway.

- Interview staff members or horticulturists to learn more about the behind-the-scenes work and conservation initiatives.

3. Educational Content:

- Develop informative videos or blog posts about specific plants or ecosystems featured in the Gardens, offering botanical facts and conservation tips.

- Collaborate with experts to produce content on sustainability practices implemented within the Gardens, such as water recycling and energy-efficient systems.

- Create engaging infographics or social media posts highlighting fun facts about the Gardens and its attractions.

4. Social Media Campaigns:

- Launch photo contests encouraging visitors to share their best shots of the Gardens with unique hashtags.

- Utilize Instagram Stories or Reels to showcase the Gardens' beauty through short, captivating videos and snippets.

- Partner with influencers or local businesses for sponsored content, promoting events or special exhibitions at the Gardens.

5. Interactive Experiences:

- Organize live Q&A sessions or virtual tours on platforms like Instagram Live or Facebook Live, allowing audiences to engage in real-time.

- Create scavenger hunts or interactive quizzes related to the Gardens, encouraging followers to explore and learn while having fun.

- Host meetups or photo walks for content creators and enthusiasts to connect and collaborate in capturing the beauty of the Gardens.

6. Content for Families:

- Develop family-friendly guides or activity packs with fun facts, games, and challenges to keep children entertained while exploring the Gardens.

- Produce DIY crafting tutorials inspired by the flora and fauna found in the Gardens, encouraging creative expression and learning.

Remember to maintain a consistent brand voice and aesthetic across your content while also respecting the rules and regulations of Gardens by the Bay regarding photography and videography.

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what is it
Creative photography is a technique by which you combine different shapes, colors, and forms of ordinary moments and turn them into creative art using your photography skills. This type of photography demands a unique way of seeing things and projecting an innovative image, altered from reality. Further, it allows you to experiment with new ideas and helps you produce impressive imagery.
How Do I Make A Picture Creative?

In creative photography, you intentionally use an element to enhance the uniqueness of your image. The aspect could result from a simple workflow you followed to get that unique image or a complex post-processing technique that enriches your image’s mood and texture. For instance, more than getting the perfect exposure in the camera, you need to think of ways by which you can introduce a perspective into the image. This makes it look creative and differentiates it from traditional photography.
Creative Photography Techniques And Ideas

1. Play With Light

You can create stunning spiral light photography using long exposure techniques. For this purpose, open your camera shutter to the maximum to record the moving light sources as faint bands. In addition, you can turn your lights on and off to create a staggering pattern.

2. Photograph Water Splash

To shoot the splashing water, you need

A remote-controlled flash

A water tank

Black background

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Initially, place the black background and a water tank; brighten it with a flash set above it. Next, mount the camera over your tripod and shoot with manual focus. Ensure to keep your camera at f/8 aperture and ISO 200 with the fastest shutter speed. Once you establish the setup, throw your subject into the water and click some shots before it touches the surface of the water.

To get more ideas on shooting in water, check out our article Water photography.

3. Create Interesting Light Flares In An Image

You can spray some water onto your lens and make some exciting bokeh across your image. This occurs as the water droplets capture the light. In addition, adjust your aperture to control the size of your bokeh in the foreground. If you are skeptical about spraying water over your lens, you can use a lens filter for protection. Alternatively, you can use LED String Lights, Video  light stick, sparklers, or prisms to create the effect. You will understand the aesthetics this method brings to your photos below.

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Things I learnt during the Canon Training

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Things I learnt during the Canon Training

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1. Composition modes of different photos like rule of thirds and so on.
2. The different types of camera lenses avaliable for disposal of our us. Like the 15-55 and 15-200.
3. Auto focus of the camera when taking photos such as the 9x9 focus box avaliable on the camera settings
4. Macro mode
5. I also had experience to go out with seniors and friends which was enjoyable to take photos of diffrent ccas like badminton and floorball
6. The type of zoom you use to take photos make them turn out differently.
7.You can also use an A.I servo built into the cameras to change their functions and in this case for sports photography
8. We have also learnt how to get a very good composition with the help of the trainers. The composition is to allow us to use rule of thirds as well which is an important and key aspect of taking photographs like using it to separate the sea and the shore.
9. In future I think I can use this bountiful knowlege to take better photos in competitions like OSOS and others and I have enjoyed this sessions!
10. Better camera position also plays a key part in taking photos.

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1. There are many types of lenses , each suited for diffrent things.
2. There is a ISH in the Cage
3. Photos can turn out diffrent based on shutter speed

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I think of Steve Mccurry as ideal protrait phtographer. Linus Low

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I think of Steve Mccurry as ideal protrait phtographer. Linus Low

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teve McCurry (born April 23, 1950) is an American photographer, freelancer, and photojournalist. His photo Afghan Girl, of a girl with piercing green eyes, has appeared on the cover of National Geographic several times. McCurry has photographed many assignments for National Geographic and has been a member of Magnum Photos since 1986.[1]

McCurry is the recipient of numerous awards, including Magazine Photographer of the Year, awarded by the National Press Photographers Association; the Royal Photographic Society's Centenary Medal;[2] and two first-place prizes in the World Press Photo contest (1985 and 1992).

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I watch ZHC as a content creator because i am very amazed that the cameraman can take photos at amazing angles such as high in the sky and the photos are of amazing quality.