I don't do post op. Not to mention I hate 98 percent of all HDR edits.




Quit spending money on camera equipment. You have enough. Go on a vacation you can cherish for the rest of your life. Experience the world.

That is really awesome and looks like a lot of fun, and unique experience. I really like elephants, they are cute and very smart. I like that elephant x-ing sign.

U mad because Nikon has horrible dynamic ranges?

they all have such a snapshotish look to them. I expected some real good and high quality landscape and people / street photographs now. abit dissapointed

seems like you haven´t had the best weather either, huh? rainy season?

You hate HDR too. Plus I am much to humble of a person to be mad about anything. Cept when I run out of my CocaCola, that is just plain bullshit.



Hence the topic title, Snapshots from Thailand. Wasn't trying to share anything awesome or any type of serious work. Just sharing what I experienced. It isn't rainy season. It just rained all week while we were there. It was gorgeous... The day we left. With that type of trip and all the sight seeing we did, we saw what we saw when we saw it. Unfortunately cannot control the weather. And... I don't have my cpl that fits that lens... I'll be sure to share once I return home to the states.

I shot semi serious for Ironman Phuket. But I won't share the ones that I took seriously. They are of my dad, and I don't really care to share personal stuff.

This post was edited by CitizenScuba on Dec 16 2010 07:26am

The picture of the guy walking the elephant is so epic!!!!
I love it!

amazing stuff!
really like the elephant shots

I know right! I was like yelling OMFG as I watched it walking down the street. I couldn't help but think that was awesome. Especially because I had seen the Elephant crossing sign a few days before that and I was kind of thinking wtf to myself...



Thanks Futu!

dam an elephant sign
that is awesome

I once saw a picture of a guy using a Nikon camera amidst a mob of Canon users. I wonder what ever happened to him.