People in Thailand

[samuijimmy]

Isaan farmer

 

[samuijimmy]

 

[samuijimmy]

Not sure yet who got the best shot of the sun setting ... (my travel companions)

 

[roodujardin]

Monk at Wat Phra Sorn Kaew,  Phetchabun. 

[samuijimmy]

Some more friendly faces from Udon Thani area.

 

[samuijimmy]

[samuijimmy]

Intense look !

 

[shaggy1969]

One of my favorite candid shots,of my youngest boy and our goldie.Just day dreaming away,with his best friend.

 

 

 

[samuijimmy]

Hey you forgot your sticky rice!

 

[gobs]

 

 

 

[shaggy1969]

[shaggy1969]

One of the little customers,at our noodle shop.

 

 

Taken with my Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 135mm

Edited August 21, 2016 by shaggy1969

[camble]

Cat, from Udon Thani

 

 

[gobs]

3 hours ago, shaggy1969 said:

One of the little customers,at our noodle shop.

...

Taken with my Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 135mm

 

Yummy emotionnal shot, Shaggy

And beautiful light in the eyes...

 

Pic is sharp but with a mellow rendering, just what the Sonnar gives...

 

PS: I've noticed your very new avatar

[Familyonthemove]

Taken at a friends and family gathering. It was this handsome little chaps birthday too.  Fuji's 18-55 at max zoom.

 

 

[shaggy1969]

1 hour ago, gobs said:

 

Yummy emotionnal shot, Shaggy

And beautiful light in the eyes...

 

Pic is sharp but with a mellow rendering, just what the Sonnar gives...

 

PS: I've noticed your very new avatar

 

Thanks Ray

 

I totally and utterly love that lens,only draw back is,it is a swine to get in focus (even with MF assist)

Saying that,I have a lot to thank this lens for (and it's 50mm baby brother),being manual aperture and focus,it

meant that I couldn't rely on the camera doing the work for me.I had to help create the right exposure and focusing!

[gobs]

This is part of the beauty with legacy lenses, Shaggy: you do it all by yourself...

And if well done (as in your pic above) the result is very rewarding  

[MJP]

 

Nipper No.3 - Ginny.

[Assurancetourix]

Going to school...this morning

 

 

 

Olympus TG 860 - f/5.7 - 1/500* - iso 125 - 105 mm - 7 am

[MJP]

[gobs]

I do like this one MJP...

Nice action and nice background as well...

I should be curious to see how this pic comes in B&W. Just speaking...

[MJP]

2 hours ago, gobs said:

I do like this one MJP...

Nice action and nice background as well...

I should be curious to see how this pic comes in B&W. Just speaking...

[gobs]

Yeah, that's great!

Action and nice grays rendition are here!

 

But I was more refering to the pic above as a whole. The little girl in the left corner, though OOF, shows a great attitude that complements the whole feeling of your pic, for me.

 

I like your color editing: it gives a "special" look at it. A bit like a old "forgoten" Kodachrome slide.

Nice and well balanced IMHO...

 

 

[shaggy1969]

Little Sis and my niece.

 

[MJP]

12 minutes ago, gobs said:

Yeah, that's great!

Action and nice grays rendition are here!

 

But I was more refering to the pic above as a whole. The little girl in the left corner, though OOF, shows a great attitude that complements the whole feeling of your pic, for me.

 

I like your color editing: it gives a "special" look at it. A bit like a old "forgoten" Kodachrome slide.

Nice and well balanced IMHO...

 

 

 

I can't find the RAW file.

[gobs]

Don't bother, MJP.

Your pic is great as is in color!

[MJP]

Just now, gobs said:

Don't bother, MJP.

Your pic is great as is in color!

 

I'm gutted actually, I lost all the RAW's. I'm forever doing this!

[shaggy1969]

Happy thoughts

 

[gobs]

Shy...

 

Jupiter 8 at f/2

 

 

 

Edited August 24, 2016 by gobs
Forgot to mention the lens...

[MJP]

Remorseless feeding machine . . . 

 

 

You can just about make out the finance director of the "all-you-can-eat" sushi bar having a coronary in the background. Whenever the old woman goes near the place, their share price tumbles.