Pattaya Harbour. Sony a7 Mk1

Reflections of the Chedi at Pra That Na Dune,Mahasarakham

Reflections.

Phu Thaboek, about halfway up the 1.6km high mountain.

wow! some great shots guys!! ^^^^

Secret waterfalls Maenam Samui, I hope this keeps the standard for the new page !

Well I am getting two thumbs up at least!

Edited September 19, 201510 yr by samuijimmy

Waiting

Nathon, Samui this morning... not sure if they were coming or going.....

Mekong river looking into Laos

Not a great image, but perhaps the same location, @Johntwo ?

Tangaroa

I think that's a great image. I'd be really happy with that!

^{Only a little bit of water but still hopefully on theme}

tango I can now see your pics ..awesome .. thanks to all as well.. I can be where ever you are with these pics.. ohhh ..mmm :)

Mae Ya Waterfall, Chiang Mai Province

Mae Sa waterfall - one of the numerous levels in Chiang Mai Province

Edited September 23, 201510 yr by Fiddlesticks

Not a bad view from Samui's Government hospital...

Roller has been sitting there a while, I guess they ran out of grass!

Water Scene, Koh Lipe

Cruise ship off Nathon Samui, the other day..

Water Scene, Lumphini Park Bangkok

from the top of Nathon hill, Samui.... Looking towards the mainland... I was surprised by the white caps as there virtually no wind!

Edited September 24, 201510 yr by samuijimmy

Serpent in paradise, Koh Phangan

Mae Sa waterfall - one of the numerous levels in Chiang Mai Province

Beautiful shot;

Can you explain me how to do the same effect , please

What is its name (effect ) ?

My camera is a Lumix FZ200 ;

if I use priority speed ...after what to do ?

Edited September 25, 201510 yr by Assurancetourix

Actually, this is a long exposure using a Big Stopper 10X neutral density filter. It would be almost impossible to get this effect

in normal daylight without such a filter because the exposure time would be too short to capture the silky water look. In this case,

the photo was taken as ISO 50 f/8 and a 10 second exposure. Under low light conditions, such as late afternoon on an overcast

day, using a small aperture you might be able to get a few second exposure with your camera without using a filter. Otherwise,

you will need a neutral density filter, preferrably something equal to a Lee brand Big Stopper or Little Stopper. Oh, a tripod is

a must for this type of shot due to the long exposure.

Hope this helps.

They are building a new Island off Nathon Samui

Bulldozer too.... there was a second Makro too!

actually it's where the long tail boats head into the river....

Angthong Marine Park. I know this rock is called something but i'm dammed if I can remember!!!

so many island in Angthong Marine park, hard to remember names !.... Johntwo! ^

Thali Noi Lake area, Songkhla

Nice shots Jimmy,but your bowing the screen out there mate.What size are those pics 1600 x 1200?

Nice shots Jimmy,but your bowing the screen out there mate.What size are those pics 1600 x 1200?

ah! asked that question a couple of times lately !!! ... on the larger images and told they were OK Posting via Chrome...

yes that was 1600 x one was 2400 something on the first one I did

OK will cease on some of my images that are oversized lots of work to redo!

Here's a 640 x 480 to make up!

Maybe it's only me that's having issues Jim,am using Firefox as my browser and maybe it difficulties in re-sizing images.

Maybe it's only me that's having issues Jim,am using Firefox as my browser and maybe it difficulties in re-sizing images.

I was using FF until spellcheck went south last week... Let's see what others say, in the meantime I will try to only use 1024 x

Sent you a PM!