Recent content by Harlequin

Many people have already given their point of views and share how wildlife photography is all about. Please do not label wildlife photographers as irresponsible people. There far more worst people out there, i.e. POACHERS !! It looks like an explanation or a simple apology should be in place...

Oh by the way eng60232 , looks like you are also trying to buy a 500mm ? Shooting spiders and butterflies with this sort of focal length ? Since you are already distancing yourself from bird photography, don't' waste money !

Looks like harsh language is your cup of tea ! Please go ahead since you're ashamed to be associated with bird photographers. Your words have already made a lot of people unhappy. And please do not sow discords among the small community here. From now on, please avoid us Bird photographers...

Both birders and bird photographers share one common thing : Birds ! Birders love to twitch so are bird photographers. Birders use binoculars and scopes to view images of birds out in the wild. But those images will only remain in each person's memory. You cannot share it with your children...

I fully support Dennis on this. Blogs and threads like these with locations revealed mean that you have already given away the location to the public eyes. Its the circle of trust that most bird photographers adhere to, which you can see they never reveal locations publicly. The guilty ones...

Fellow bird photographers alerted me to this thread while I was out in Malaysia on my usual bird photography. I am going to use simple Singapore English here, just in case there are others who are not able to digest those complicated words exchanged previously. Varanus, limmick and jcho...

Thanks man...practice abit lor :-)

Thanks mate. Its been a while. Cheers.

Its been a while since i last posted here. A recent capture last week here in Singapore. Nikon D3S, 600mm F4, 1.4X TC, ISO 2500, F8, 1/50s, 0EV, Matrix Metering, Flash Slow Rear Curtain , GN, 0EV, 2.5m. Processed on Nikon Capture NX.

Watch out for the composition mate.

Taken from a location that is not its usual habitat. Late evening shot @ 7:08pm . D3S with the new 2X TC really freaks me out...AF right away at this little blue dot :D D3S , 600mm F4, 2X TC-III , ISO 6400, F10, 1/13s , 0EV.

Another little rare jewel of the forest that can make your heart go pounding real hard. Presenting The Blue Banded Kingfisher (not the CORNFlake version eh :cool: )

Thanks mate.

6th time ? That's very good fortune mate. Time to do some video recordings too as documentary.

Ha ha...Yeah got video of Mr Kellogs shooting with 6 flashes :-) Nowadays cannot trust what flavour you going to get with every box of corn flakes :cool: