#64 Baby Monkey at Monkey Forest, Ubud, Bali
The monkeys here are generally not aggressive, however, if you have food/bananas, they do get a little zealous. Monkey Forest is near the center of Ubud. Taken with E-PL1+45/1.8, level adjustment and crop.
Baby monkey in monkey forest, Ubud by wonglpnn, on Flickr
this one ish so nice =)
Very nice series. Pls continue to post more. Like the photos taken by the 45/1.8 for their bokeh
Nice shots. Your example serves as a reminder that good shots are primarily about composition, and not so much the technical gadgetry that we so over-emphasize sometimes...
Very colourful and beautiful sunrise and sunset photos .
Keep it up .
Thanks for sharing .
wonglp said:Thanks for the compliment and visiting the thread, my wife would strongly disagree especially on the gadgetry part :bsmilie: I did restrict myself to just 3 lenses this trip for the Pen, 9-18 ultra wide, 20mm pancake, and 45mm as I brought another cam body for testing. It really beats the portability and weight of carrying Oly DSLR and similar lenses, if I still had it. Am really thankful for mirrorless cameras for travel and everyday shooting.
Here's one more of the nice sunrise I enjoyed at Sanur, hope you will too.
# 74 Sanur sunrise
The mountain on the left is Mt Agung on the Northeastern, which is the highest volcano in Bali, standing over 3000m, so it still can be seen from Sanur and even Nusa Dua which is further south. Taken with E-PL1+9-18mm, I think my GND was on it with perhaps a 3stops ND.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24674993@N07/6405658791/
Bali, Sanur beach sunrise by wonglpnn, on Flickr
wow.. really nice, I like your collection of travelling photos, especially you're using mirrorless. would you mind sharing what bag are you using to carry e-pl1 and your 3 lenses? are you taking tripod with you too?