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The Film Language of Takahan TaKaHaN is an artist of Singapore. He loves DC, cosplay and collecting toys.

HAPPY BATMAN DAY 2026!!!And Also Happy Lunar Birthday to Takahan Tan
20/09/2026

HAPPY BATMAN DAY 2026!!!
And Also Happy Lunar Birthday to Takahan Tan

Poster I designed for DC TV show
19/08/2026

Poster I designed for DC TV show

14/07/2026

“Dinosaurs may have gone extinct. Legends never do.”

In memory of Sir Sam Neill.

Thank you, Dr. Alan Grant.

Some cinematic shots of DC Funko I shot  .Detective Chimp, Swamp Thing, Dr Fate, Batman
19/05/2026

Some cinematic shots of DC Funko I shot .
Detective Chimp, Swamp Thing, Dr Fate, Batman

I had a chat with Mr Albert Goh from Adobe recently.
14/05/2026

I had a chat with Mr Albert Goh from Adobe recently.

May the 4th be with you
04/05/2026

May the 4th be with you

My Star Wars photo is exhibited at National Library (Singapore).May the Force be with you. Happy Star Wars Day          ...
02/05/2026

My Star Wars photo is exhibited at National Library (Singapore).
May the Force be with you. Happy Star Wars Day

09/04/2026

This shot didn’t start with the Batwing.

Originally, I planned to place Batman on the rooftop. But when I framed the scene, I realized the scale wouldn’t work — he would be too small, and the image would lose impact in a landscape composition. That’s when I switched to the Batwing instead.

The location itself was tricky. The buildings on both sides are not symmetrical, so getting a clean frame meant adjusting position very carefully to make everything feel balanced. At the same time, I had to avoid lens flare while shooting directly toward the light source, which is not easy on an iPhone in low light.

Technically, this was more challenging than it looks.

The original building lights were blue. It looked fine, but visually flat. During editing, I changed it to red to create stronger separation and tension in the image. Red carries more weight, but it also introduced a problem — banding.

That’s when I realized this should have been shot in RAW instead of HEIC. Blue tones were forgiving, but once pushed into red, the limitations of HEIC became visible.

This image is a combination of small decisions — composition, scale, color, and technical constraints — all working together to hold the frame.

location :The Mill (Singapore)
shot with iphone 17pro max

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