I would guess 18-135?
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I would guess 18-135?
cnotsniw96
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Yes, 18-135.
hellfire88
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I was given the opportunity to be part of the Crossing Bridges 9 Singapore team this year in Malaysia.
Some photos I took during the trip with my trusty K-r + Sigma 10-20mm
CB9-Sunrise at Pangkor Island
CB9-Istana Kehakiman
Some photos I took during the trip with my trusty K-r + Sigma 10-20mm
CB9-Sunrise at Pangkor Island
CB9-Istana Kehakiman
Supersimon27
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Horseshoe crab species existed as far back as 250 million years ago while clock have only a history of a few thousands years .
Who knows .... the 1st design of clock might come inspired from the Horseshoe crab. Ha . - Wonder of the world - Horseshoe Clock
Photo taken during today sunrise shoot with Vincent (supermeng) . What a rare encounter
Horseshoe crab clock by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr
Who knows .... the 1st design of clock might come inspired from the Horseshoe crab. Ha . - Wonder of the world - Horseshoe Clock
Photo taken during today sunrise shoot with Vincent (supermeng) . What a rare encounter
Horseshoe crab clock by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr
I was given the opportunity to be part of the Crossing Bridges 9 Singapore team this year in Malaysia.
Some photos I took during the trip with my trusty K-r + Sigma 10-20mm
CB9-Istana Kehakiman
Wonderful!
Like both the shots.
Horseshoe crab species existed as far back as 250 million years ago while clock have only a history of a few thousands years .
Who knows .... the 1st design of clock might come inspired from the Horseshoe crab. Ha . - Wonder of the world - Horseshoe Clock
Photo taken during today sunrise shoot with Vincent (supermeng) . What a rare encounter
Horseshoe crab clock by Simon Teo (supersimon27), on Flickr
Aiya, Yishun/Sembawang area on a Sunday, never call me .....
The horseshoe crabs used to be fairly common and supposed to be very hardy creatures.
I guess with all wildlife in SGP, they are slowly dwindling away.
Speaks a lot about biodiversity here.....
The Moon was fully round the other day, but I gave it a pass as usually the straight on light that makes a full Moon won't pick up the details on the surface that well.
Yesterday, the sky was clear and the Moon hovered my window, so I quickly grabbed my camera to take a shot.
Pentax Q + F*300
Yesterday, the sky was clear and the Moon hovered my window, so I quickly grabbed my camera to take a shot.
Pentax Q + F*300
hellfire88
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thanks pinholecam, check out http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/land...bridges-9-malaysia-photos-sharing-thread.html for more photos on CB9
kengoh
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1st birding shot after resting for 1 month+
K5 + Sigma 500/F4.5 at a quite a distance.
Fish in mouth - Stork Billed Kingfisher #2 by kengoh8888, on Flickr
K5 + Sigma 500/F4.5 at a quite a distance.
Fish in mouth - Stork Billed Kingfisher #2 by kengoh8888, on Flickr
The 18-135 has the best bokeh in my eyes, another winner in Pentax line-up that doesn't break the bank!
edutilos-
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It was a fantastic sunset on Saturday - wonder if anyone else caught it. K5 with Tamron 10-24mm, 3 exposures blended in Photoshop.
Somehow I wish I was somewhere else, because cityscapes don't really need such great light (in my book)... But well, at least I could be out, and I guess we always have to be thankful for the time we get to shoot.
Somehow I wish I was somewhere else, because cityscapes don't really need such great light (in my book)... But well, at least I could be out, and I guess we always have to be thankful for the time we get to shoot.
Supersimon27
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Aiya, Yishun/Sembawang area on a Sunday, never call me .....
I don't have yr number ..........
K5+Dal 55-300mm Punggol Park
Thks for viewing
Impressive for a Kit zoom lens . Y I can't shoot like that with my 55-300mm . Power lah bro
It was a fantastic sunset on Saturday - wonder if anyone else caught it. K5 with Tamron 10-24mm, 3 exposures blended in Photoshop.
Somehow I wish I was somewhere else, because cityscapes don't really need such great light (in my book)... But well, at least I could be out, and I guess we always have to be thankful for the time we get to shoot.
Taken at yr home ? Yr view look much better then mine . Nice one bro
edutilos-
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Nope nope, at Little India there...
My home got no view one..
Was actually planning to go Night Lights, then end up eating many dim sum at Swee Choon then go home to sleep. :bsmilie:sobrietyanonymous
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pentax k-x with da 35 f2.4
Sulawesi
with the Torajans at the buffalo sacrifice ceremony
Sulawesi
with the Torajans at the buffalo sacrifice ceremony
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