The Thailand Photo Thread

[wiki]

For the technically minded - ISO 6400 and a 2 second exposure.

This is the best effort after about 70 shots, there was too much cloud about which obscured the lightning.

[buksida]

Nice. What are you shooting with?

[wiki]

I took this with a D700 and a 24mm lens.
Not cheap admittedly but it helps to keep me on the straight an narrow!

[wiki]

A native of Kanchanaburi

[zeitgeist]

Just been through this whole thread, the quality of the photo's are amazing. Is it possible for people to also note the equipment they are using please.

[gandalfinthai]

Just been through this whole thread, the quality of the photo's are amazing. Is it possible for people to also note the equipment they are using please.

I will try to remember to do that going forward. I am using a Nikon D60 with the Nikon 18-200mm VR (original version) most of the time.

[gandalfinthai]

In my front yard, Hua Hin.

Nikon d60 with Nikon 18-200mm VR (original version)

[gandalfinthai]

For the technically minded - ISO 6400 and a 2 second exposure.

This is the best effort after about 70 shots, there was too much cloud about which obscured the lightning.

WOW!

[Homer]

WOW!

+1

Gotta love the combination of a big sensor, good glass and somebody who knows how to use them.

[Homer]

Just been through this whole thread, the quality of the photo's are amazing. Is it possible for people to also note the equipment they are using please.

Will attempt to remember. The forum software does not strip out the EXIF data. There are browser add-ons which read EXIF, or one can download the photo and use a photo viewer. Can't suggest any programs because I only use Linux.

[gandalfinthai]

Can anyone tell me what the name of this plant is. It is quite showy - about 3 meters tall and large flowers. It looks to be in the mint or verbena family - opposing leaves.

[gandalfinthai]

Can anyone tell me what the name of this plant is. It is quite showy - about 3 meters tall and large flowers. It looks to be in the mint or verbena family - opposing leaves.

Aha, I found it! It is Leonotis nepetaefolia!

[wiki]

This effort is tweaked on photoshop.

[gandalfinthai]

Taken in my yard tonight.

[wiki]

Great detail and light Gandalfinthai.