Kairospix Photoblog
Life – Big Ship Amongst Small Boats In the Water
Posted by kairospix (Singapore, Singapore) on 28 September 2007 in Transportation and Portfolio.
I’m sure we’ve heard the phrase “small fish amongst big fishes in the sea”. Well here’s a shot the sort of reverses it – it’s “Big ship amongst small boats in the water”.
And boy is that ship big! It would literally take hundreds of those small boats to fill that ship, a far cry from how much those small boats can carry!
Yet, while the ship can take on more cargo, it’s certainly much slower than a small boat. The small boat can turn faster with a smaller angle in mere minutes the ship will require a bigger angle and longer time to turn.
I guess that is how it is with people in life too. Each individual has his or her own strengths and weaknesses. We need to appreciate that and work at complementing rather than competing
Not easy but we can certainly try. :)
Camera - Canon Powershot S5 IS
Lens - Canon 6.0 - 72.0mm (approx. 36 - 432mm)
Capture date - 15 Sep 2007
Aperture - f3.5
Shutter speed - 1/125 sec
Shooting mode - aperture priority
Exposure bias - 0EV
Metering mode - Pattern
ISO - 80
Focal length - 36.6mm (approx. 220mm)
Stabilization - Hand-held
Lighting? - Outdoor Natural Light
Flash - Not fired
Post-processing? - PS & LRoom processed
Cropped? - Yes
