7D6N Myanmar Discovery Photography Tour (Part 3)

[LowLights]

of course LowLights....getting the imagemate too

gapman got it cheaper than i had and in turn i got it cheaper than hahatan had..

Wa .. so gapman .. what is the market price .. so I make sure I get it cheaper than you :bsmilie:

 

[reservoir88]

chempaka #66 - Shwe Yan Pyay Temple vicinity

whilst you MIBs and MIWs were busy shooting monks in all sorts of position, me and Daoyin left the compund of the Temple to get these shots.

Good lesson that you should not always follow the crowd. Could never imagine that this was so close to the temple :thumbsup:

 

[gapman]

Wa .. so gapman .. what is the market price .. so I make sure I get it cheaper than you :bsmilie:

bro, Just PM u.

 

[reservoir88]

Some more

Wow, bracketing at work, I presume?

 

[reservoir88]

Some more heh....heh.....heh

Cecil, have been wanting to ask you what were your settings for the following :

Exposure mode (i.e evaluative or center weighted or spot), shuttle speed and focus points. Any other pointers to get such shots?

 

[reservoir88]

2. this was how we were transported

3.along the way, we were greeted by seagulls

2 Looks like a series of water explosions

3. Nice line up of the seagulls :thumbsup:

 

[reservoir88]

SereneXMM #27
Here's my shots and brief introduction on the traditional leg-rowers displayed by the Intha.The lake dwellers are one-legged rowers.
They are well-known for it. They are called as "Intha" meaning people of the lake.
The lake is full of floating vegetations and houses.There are about 18 villages around the lake.
They are Buddhist and about a hundred Buddhist monasteries can be found. A lot small pagodas can be found too!

SereneXMM #28

SereneXMM #29

Nice application of the vignetting effect to highlight thse subjects :thumbsup:

 

[reservoir88]

This, tks to Chempaka who told me there was a woman fishing somewhere between 2 bungalows....

Like this :thumbsup:

 

[gapman]

Synchronized Intha rowing

 

[reservoir88]

Is that why it's called 打鱼 in chinese? Anyone knows?

Great Shot! :thumbsup: Why were they beatig the water? Won't it just drive the fishes away?

 

[gapman]

Great Shot! :thumbsup: Why were they beatig the water? Won't it just drive the fishes away?

Thanks reservoir88. I wonder too. Anyone knows?

 

[acpical]

Nice isolation of the subject. :thumbsup:

Aiya, this one have 'do hand do leg' one...:embrass:

 

[SK1968]

Like this :thumbsup:

tks

 

[gapman]

all of them must submit their 100% crop of the eyes so that we all, the rest who are not Whites or Blacks, can judge :bsmilie::bsmilie:

Wah Brudder! dun pressure leh!:sweat:

 

[SK1968]

Wah Brudder! dun pressure leh!:sweat:

haha, the only way to tell which one is better mah

 

[gapman]

I love the tilt and the foregrd objects and I think because of the tilt that make this pic stand out. Nice job.

Kam sia Divinemoment!

 

[gapman]

Pressure pressure! Let's have a comic break first

 

[limwhow]

Wah, nice and sharp, LowLights.
Mine is coming soon.
Just give me a few more minutes.
Mine all also unmolested, unsharpened, untouched.
Let's all have a look and TCSS lah... :bsmilie:

 

[limwhow]

Aiya, our this good doc
not only is he good with his travelogue
he is always right there on the starting block

But alas on the faithful day
I now learnt that while I shooting the rear
he was more interested in my posterior

Nevertheless, here's the shot that was shot when I was shot :bsmilie:

My goodness!
The airplane backside is mooocho nicer than the human being backside!
Good shot, kernik!
Better than mine!

 

[reservoir88]

I thought I saw Lowlights post a seagull but now cannot find it. This recalled from thread 2 to show the white lens standard. LAI LAI AH, MIB.