This is a nearby highridge line, very long, which has a new smooth trail and just opened after a few years of fire closure. It was super smoky, but not hot.
The last shot was from the newly opened natural history museum in the National University of Singapore. Small place in comparison to those larger, grander natural history museums in the States and London, but interesting to note South-east asian flora and fauna. It also houses 3 diplodocus skeletons (2 adults and 1 sub-adult) which I found a bit out of place in a museum dedicated to South-East Asia (mainly Singapore).
This is such a cool thread to come and visit. As predicted, my shooting has slowed a bit with work getting in the way...imagine that.
But I managed to break out the MM a bit during the last wedding we covered. It was weird, when I got the MM about 2 months ago, it was all I shot...pretty much daily. I didnt touch my DSLR stuff. This past wedding was the first time I touched the DSLR in that time...I didnt like it But for me, professionally, they are still a necessary evil.
Thanks coogee and airfrogusmc.
Yep, I realise I shoot "from the hip" more than 70% of the time. I seem to get quite a number of keepers doing so, which is a good thing, but it doesn't force/encourage me to learn how to focus quicker with the rangefinder patch.
