Thailand through Michael's Eyes

[mikew_RIP]

near an old market

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Camera
NIKON D7000

Focal Length
10mm

Aperture
f/7.1

Exposure
1/200s

ISO
100​

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If the water was a bit clearer i could live there

 

[Michael J.]

Some photos at the market - Those people live their

 

[Michael J.]

One way to get to the old market at the temple

 

[Michael J.]

Sunrise at Doi Inthanon - Chiang Mai - North of Thailand

 

[Michael J.]

Walked through the woods to get to a special view (coming soon)

 

[Michael J.]

The other day we went for lunch. That was the view. The city you see is called Chiang Mai. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiang_Mai )

 

[dh photography]

Michael; I could sit here and click like all day long. I'd rather just say how much I enjoy going back through each of your threads and really look at your pics. So many stories to be told visually. Your growth in photography has been fantastic, but it's your ability to take shots that would most certainly be snapshots by anyone else and turn them into storytelling art that is so inspiring to me. Thank you again and again for sharing with us.

 

[Michael J.]

oh thank you so much


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[Michael J.]

a lovely coffee shop

 

[Michael J.]

Girls dancing to support their families

 

[cbay]

What a beautiful sunset Michael.

 

[Roy1961]

always very interesting shots Michael.

 

[Michael J.]

Lotus Blossom in a river

 

[Michael J.]

It's pink

 

[Roy1961]

Beautiful sunrise Michael.

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[Michael J.]

On a Toilet wall

 

[Michael J.]

Some landscape

 

[Sandpatch]

Michael, I notice that your Exposure Compensation (EV) settings vary with your shots, which are just fantastic. Do you shoot each photograph using an array of EV settings you manually choose? How do you know where to start with your settings? Thank you for all of your posts -- they are an inspiration to me.

 

[Michael J.]

Michael, I notice that your Exposure Compensation (EV) settings vary with your shots, which are just fantastic. Do you shoot each photograph using an array of EV settings you manually choose? How do you know where to start with your settings? Thank you for all of your posts -- they are an inspiration to me.

I know that my wide angle lens likes to over expose, so I adjust it a bit. Sometimes I shoot against a bright background and I will adjust my EV as well to get the shot as good as possible in the cam.

BTW, Thanks for your kind words

 

[Roy1961]

More beautiful shots Michael.

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