Ok! Didn't know I have quite a few more shots. This is definitely the second last batch, don't want to post all 12 in one shot

1. Whatcha looking at?? *again!*


2. Why are you hiding from me?


3. Is it a stork?


4. What a boring day!


5. Why do they keep staring at me?


6. The CORN devourer!


As usual, comments are welcomed.

Finally, the last batch!

1. *munch* *munch*


2. This one a bit small, not as big as the tortoise above


3. Sunbathing?


4. You can't go to the zoo and not capture them


5. Gentle giants


6. EWWWWW! The expression says it all


And thats all! I can't wait to go to another zoo. Any zoo! Comments from everyone appreciated. Thank you!

Nice set! I haven't been to zoo for ages.

Thanks man

I need to go Zoo Negara again

The bokeh of the 80-200mm is great.
It's a two touch version right ?

Yep, this is a two touch version. Its worth every cent I paid for it. 2nd hand somemore so I am happy with it. Save me some money from the 70-200mm (which is still better)

Can I comment?

Shots all are OK. But you cropped or chopped their tail, arm and etc...

Ehh yes I did for most if not all of them. Never believed that I need to get the whole animal into a photo?

I admit some are bad though, macam baboon hand missing.

Ha! Ha!... u noticed.

There are some rule of thumb thingy.
You DON'T have to take the whole animal but yeah, u need the little fingers on that baboon to complete the pic.

the color and all perfect i dont know what the hell did you
do but it came out great!

eh, whats a two touch thingie?

lol thanks.

Its a long line of Nikon's 80-200mm evolution. But the most confusing era was the push-pull and two-touch. Basically, two touch had two rings, one to focus and one to zoom, and one button to change from AF to MF.

The push-pull had one ring to control all. So you push and pull macam shotgun lor. Haha.

lol.. the colors and sharpness is superb lar!!! i liek the tort on the grass...

the push pull thing you talking bout i gotta read up..smtyh new i nvr heard b4

Thanks Have fun reading. Lol I had to do quite a bit research on it as well.

Went for dinner at Yuzu located at The Gardens, Mid Valley. Here are some shots of the interior and the entrance of course.

Will post my meal later.

1. The entrance to good Japanese food!

ISO: 1600
Aperture: f2.8
Focal length: 10.5mm
Shutter: 1/100

2. The interior of Yuzu

ISO: 1600
Aperture: f2.8
Focal length: 10.5mm
Shutter: 1/100

3. Another view of the interior

ISO: 2000
Aperture: f2.8
Focal length: 10.5mm
Shutter: 1/80

feeling dizzy seeing the fisheyes on those angle

Really pening meh? dont faint

Time for some food!

4. Kicked off the meal with a lil sashimi

ISO: 1600
Aperture: f2.8
Focal length: 50mm
Shutter: 1/320

5. And then the fresh oysters came

ISO: 1600
Aperture: f2.8
Focal length: 50mm
Shutter: 1/250

nice food shots!

also nice shots using the fishy...great use of lines indeed! =)

nice fisheye.. getting my 10-22mm tomorrow.

Thanks Oooo 10-20mm sigma?

focal length too far
;p get a 35mm F2