rawr said:
Wow, those are amazing shots! If only I was that good of a photographer...
thanks mate, although there not great photots as in technical ability or composition really. there all just off the cuff images. blimey there nothing compared with all the pros on here. the spencer ,
worrals, farmers and edwards of this world.
rawr said:
random on holiday like Japan
i'm going mate....to ADA nature world. i've got my £???? tax rebate and i'm off.
a1Matt said:
It took a months backpacking by myself in India for me to realise how lucky we have it in the West, and that was from the position of a rich westerner only getting a sniff of their life as a spectator.
It might sound melodramatic, but turning a tap and flicking a light switch are never the same again after you realise the poverty the majority of the world live in.
youve got it mate, the people over their hate westerners and there were a couple of times i had to lay low if you know what i mean.
LondonDragon said:
Cracking shots Mark, you don't have to go that far to see poverty, there is some of that in the UK and a lot in some european countries
it's not so much about the poverty mate, more the way of life
SteveUK said:
the backyard of my in laws....aksai, west kazakstan (middle of nowhere) these things are wild as yo like. it took me about 3 weeks to even get close to them. (just fed bits of fish) i then got to stoke them
aaronnorth said:
superb shots Mark. I love the bokeh in all of them, particularly the 2nd picture,
my trusty old 50mm f1.4 and my beastly canon 125mm F2 L series which i sold in the end
i'm buying another 135mm....
aaronnorth said:
dont you have another website or a flickr account with all your shots on
I would love to see them
There isnt enough on planted box lol
mate, i got tons of images. i just dont show them. aquatic imagery is what i'm into now.
here's an interesting shot....look behind the grave