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i've got an autographed copy myself... very handy reference especially for garden and landscape nuts like me, who have realized the importance of these beautiful creatures in the whole scheme of things for successful habitats, be it preserved or man-made... next installment please... "a...

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a few shots of one of the more interesting landmarks at city hall area... http://www.chijmeshall.com.sg/

thanx francis... really appreciate all the info... will practice and apply these tips on my next venture... practice...practice...

hi francis, i don't really mind, just to have some relevance and productive discussion on the matter...since we're shooting the same subjects anyway... but if you feel if it's proper, please feel free to do so...

hey sunboi, i'm also a novice to this wonderful hobby...but practice...practice...practice...is what they say...

hey DM, thanx for the tips...will practice more...;)

i have a kingston 8GB SD4HC in my nikon D80...works just fine...i got it for S$50 during the last PC/IT show at suntec city... though i did notice some card readers can't read it... then again i've got a few 1GB and 2GB SD cards than i usually rotate as a dedicated disk for a particular...

a few shots from atop the IFC2 tower in hong kong...incidentally, this tower has 88 levels + roof deck... a shot of the peak in hong kong... a shot of the hong kong island promenade...

hey folks, still trying out my nikon D80 + 18-135 nikkor lens kit...this time at a visit to the upper seletar reservoir park in yishun area... one of yishun stadium's structural finials... a view of the mrt's elevated track structure... a view of the telecom satellite dish...

hey folks, not sure if this was posted before...got it from cathay photo...which should come in handy for tripod shots...

ahhh...cool shots blackburn...

thanx for the heads-up night86mare... will do more experimenting and practice on these PS tutorials... i did forget to take off the filter in my lens for these shots...i wonder if it does matter though...??? got me one of those level cubes and a wireless remote too at CP...can come in...

hey folks, i'm from yishun (blk 146) too and just getting into this wonderful hobby...maybe i could join you sometime when schedule permits... i've always wanted to go bike around seletar reservoir to take some night/early morning shots... hope you folks don't mind...

thanx chai... i need a PC lens and a real tripod actually...;) or some creative editing in photoshop with the raw images... baby steps...baby steps...