I am not much into shooting flowers - but turns out that I had managed to shoot few of these over the years. I am better at capturing flower in larger backdrop instead of doing the close ups - as you can see below. I am sure you agree.
Shot July 15, 2012 - A Park in Northern Bangkok in the evening. Carl Zeiss f1.8, 135mm lens. AWB
Shot with iPhone, 2007
Wayzata Bay, Lake Minnetonka
Canon Rebel XS EOS DSLR, Full Auto 18-55 mm, AWB, 2005
Shot this at Rose Garden in Lake Harriet, Twin Cities.
Canon Rebel EOS DSLR, Full Auto, 18-55mm lens, AWB, 2009
This flower is simply amazing - I love asymmetry in nature.
This flower is simply amazing - I love asymmetry in nature.
Sony Mavica DSLR, Carl Zeiss Lens, Full Auto, AWB, 2006
One my favorite photograph. Used this photograph as a wallpaper for the longest time on my desktop. Took this shot at Nagarkot in one of the lodges belonging to a friend of mine. The color of pink rose, green plants and moss wall simply come together.
Rocoh SLR with Sigma 35mm Lens 1991
This is probably the first ever photograph if the flower I ever took with my old Ricoh SLR. What can I say I was still learning.
Canon Rebel XS EOS DSLR, Full Auto, 18-55mm lens, AWB, 2009
I know I know these shots are too predictable and tourist-drive-by-shooting. Flower market in Bangkok.
Canon Rebel EOS DSLR, Full Auto, 18-55mm lens, AWB, 2011
On ABC Trek. Not sure what they are.
Shot with iPhone, 2008
Waiting for lunch at Garden of Dreams in KTM.
Shot with iPhone
Garden at a tea place in Bangkok. That's toilet. Now's that's a cool looking toilet.
Sony Full Frame, Carls Zeiss 1.8 135mm, AWB
Was just trying this new lens of mine.
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