pk magazine | 25th issue | november 2015 released
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PK Magazine is online magazine with compilation of selected photography art work collected from Photography Khaki Facebook Group member [https://www.facebook.com/groups/photographykhaki], with the purpose to retain member work and effort to promote art of photography.TRANSCRIPT
Key Master Ajuna Dreams Huiying Waiting Vito Deno Gates of India Deniel Singh The Lantern Andy Liau
Yellow Sphere Leslie Hui Habitat Gary Chow Dancing Lights Sam Chong Fallen Daniel Aw
The link Jun Hao Reflections Thomas Koh Old Street Simon Ho Wild Iguana Howard Yap The Guardian Milad
Fun with Silk Simon Marshall Porcelain Ng Sok Eng Giant Mirror Jacobs ChongWork collected from Photography Khaki Group member | photographykhaki.com
ISSUE 25 | Nov 2015
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Prepared on 17 Dec 2015, Published on 23 Dec 2015 by Photography Khaki Team [[email protected]]
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Issue 25 | November 2015Photography Khaki Magazinephotographykhaki.comfacebook.com/groups/photographykhaki/
Publisher:Alex [email protected]
Featured in This Issue:Anthony LimAlex LimNg Sok EngGary PehDan ZhuJacobs ChongKevin TeoZech Light ArtAjunaSoon Eng LipHui YingVito DenoDeniel SinghJosephine TangNicholas LeongRexer OngYansen SugiartoKeith Ong Yong SiangAndy LiauEdwin LimLeslie HuiCarol TanCrispin Lee
FreeMan LokeKevin NgGary ChowAly Asy-Syafiq HashimLee YHSam ChongJason LimDeshawn TanJoseph GohDaniel AwSC TeoWong Meng FooJun HaoThomas KohChu ChenCatherine GuanSimon HoLeon MahHoward YapMilad HameedCalvin AngSimon Marshall
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Timeless...A long exposure image of the timeless Singaporean skyline... with a touch of simulated reflection. Taken from Garden by the Bay East.Gary Peh | [email protected]/passing.momentos/500px.com/passing_momentos
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Twin Towets reflectionRaining in Kuala Lumpur. I got this View after rain, using Olympus OM-D E-M5.Aly Asy-Syafiq Hashim | [email protected]
Reflections in blueReflection of the residential block in People's Park Complex, during blue hour.Thomas Koh | [email protected]
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Way home in city..kevin teo | [email protected]
X'mas right at the cornerGrand Fullerton HotelLee YH | [email protected]
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Behold The MothershipIt's 3030. The martians have landed. As the doors of the spacecraft slowly opens, streaks of bright light emerged and lit up the night sky. Awaken from their deep slumber, they have come to devour the earthlings. You are the hero sent to help us out. What will you do?Keith Ong Yong Siang | [email protected]://500px.com/keithoys
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Blue Hour Solitary TreeTaken from U Bein Bridge, Mandalay, Myanmar.Deshawn Tan | [email protected]
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Tanjong Rhu Suspension BridgeThe Tanjong Rhu suspension footbridge, Singapore's first suspension footbridge built in 1998. This bridge spans the Geylang River and allows residents of Tanjong Rhu to cross over to the Singapore Indoor Stadium. The Indoor Stadium is Singapore’s largest and most versatile indoor sports and entertainment venue.Nicholas Leong | [email protected]
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Giant MirrorA spot of reflection is always good for the soul on natural "giant mirror".Jacobs Chong | [email protected]/lbchong.jacobs
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Crepuscular Rays | A shot of crepuscular rays taken from a distant sheltered area when it started to rain at sea. Crepuscular rays in atmospheric optics, are rays of sunlight that appear to radiate from the point in the sky where the sun is located. These rays, which stream through gaps in clouds or between other objects, are columns of sunlit air separated by darker cloud-shadowed regions. Despite seeming to converge at a point, the rays are in fact near-parallel shafts of sunlight, and their apparent convergence is a perspective effect. (similar, for example, to the way that parallel railway lines seem to converge at a point in the distance)FreeMan Loke | [email protected]
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The linkJun [email protected]/photos/steinerj/
HabitatGary Chow | [email protected]://garychow.wix.com/garychowpixels
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The Akha Hill TribeFirst light with the Akha Hill Tribe, while they are keeping themselves warm with the fire.Joseph Goh Meng Huat | [email protected]/josephgohphotography
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PorcelainMazzario by MimiMakeup and Hair by Cale ChewNg Sok Eng | [email protected]
YokCrispin Lee | [email protected]/crispin.lee
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Fun with silkA single unmodified speed light, an offcut of silk and a great model.....and look what you can achieveSimon [email protected]://smarshallphotography.com
Your Sexiness Is My Weakness - SeriesModel: JFYansen [email protected]/original.yansen
xxxixNight Festival 2015 Garden Of AngelsDavid Wang | [email protected]
Brigita - in MoodChu Chen | [email protected]://chuchenphoto.com Sexy Lingerie Indoor Photoshoot
Edwin [email protected]
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DreamsHuiying | [email protected]/alyssa.sei.chan Waiting for you...
Vito Deno | [email protected]/Denovoietaol
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Photography by Hui YingRetouch by Pimodi Photogtaphy
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Flying jewels dancing in the air; Captivated by the purity mind and heart.Catherine [email protected]
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Wild IguanaIguanas are known to make great pets. Was tempted to bring this little guy home from the wild. But it's actually not that little...Howard Yap | [email protected]/howard.yap.sg
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