I'm afraid the bee sting than the ants. Also, get quite a lot bites from the mosquitoes.

So these photos are from labs (referring to the background)? These insects can stand still ya?

Did a quick landscape before it's too dark.

Sunset under Kuala Besut Bridge by NurAzam, on Flickr

Sunset under Kuala Besut Bridge by NurAzam, on Flickr

Nice composition. I see you leaned a bit for framing to get this shot? It works well.

I'm being lazy today, so I took my time reviewing old photos and develop them.

I have the experience of using 18-200 though it's from Sigma, but later I found out even Nikkor 18-200mm have the same drawback that is sharpness though it handles CA better than Sigma. If you're okay with some sharpness downgrade and prefers all-in-one lens, than 18-200 would be good.

If it's me, I'll get 70-300mm instead.

Want to share this to you guys, a friend of mine shared this to me via fb. I thought it is great. Sorry if I'm slowpoke.

Also from this dude just using old Powershot A570 IS. His processing skill is powerful!.

Ya, looks sharpened on my lappy here too.

Tonight spam.

Feeling blue by NurAzam, on Flickr

Feeling Blue by NurAzam, on Flickr

Shame, cannot shoot lassies.

Thank you, I like 2nd better too. Especially that sky burst.

Haha! Good luck, afterwards be like me, anxious of the result, the feeling will be escalated near the end of December.
Before that, can have fun with the shooting.

I like the toning. Zoom lens? Or you shove your lens near to the subject hence he angry?

Did these.

Green and the bokeh by NurAzam, on Flickr

Tok Aman Bali Kayak Site by NurAzam, on Flickr

Link fixed.

This post has been edited by copperwire93: Nov 26 2013, 09:28 PM

Always a fan for toning. I believe toning will add more life and feel in the photos.

Thanks, the first one was taken with 35mm prime. Really sharp one even at 100% zoom. Second is not so sharp, cheap lens. Haha! Already 'in bits and pixels' at 50-70% zoom. Zoom lens in addition.

I'm not sure about the effect of Raynox with 105. 105 is a long macro lens, and Raynox is an adapter to help you gain the focus at close distance. Same case when I was using extension tube. Hence, I think you need to get your lens closer to your subject than normally you'll do with 105 alone.

Awesome mate! The first one is quite funny though because of limited DOF
Others are well composed, and the heck is the second?

Yours look a little bit less horrifying. Haha! The former has distinct purple eyes and darker body, probably male/female type.

Damn! You're really a hunter there.

This one has the mood.

Fuh! You can start a photobook about KLIMS already.



Haha! Make sense now why you prefer not to split-toning.

My late night spam. Tomorrow will try to get into the jungle for macro. Hoping to find some mushrooms.


Blue sky and flaring by NurAzam, on Flickr