Fujifilm F200EXR close-up shots at Hort Park

[andikong]

Some close up pictures taken with the F200 EXR at the Natural Hort Park today.

The Power of FujiFinpix P&S Camera.

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/BlueLilly23860.jpg Blue Water Lilly
ISO 100, DR 200, F4.6, 1/220 Hand Held

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/CatusFlower3847.jpg Yellow Cactus Fower
ISO 100, DR 100,F5.1, 1/80 hand held

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/LongTailLizard3875.jpg Long Tail Lizard
ISO 400, DR 400, F5.1, 1/150 at max 5X zoom. Hand held

[andikong]

More picture at the Hort Park.

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/Orchid2LS3792.jpg Orchid
ISO 400, F5.1, 1/280 Hand held

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/AirPlants3771.jpg Air Plants
ISO 200, DR100, F4.4, 1/180 Hand held

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/CactusFlowersGDF3742.jpg
Pink Cactus Flowers ISO 100, DR100,F3.9, 1/90 hand held

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/Gardener3760.jpg
Gardener - a study of geometrical forms with a touch of colour.

ISO 200, DR100, F4.7, 1/1000

[bluffname]

Nice pixs and good image quality from the 200 EXR. I like especially the pink cactus flowers, it gives a very bright, cheerful and positive feeling.

Looks like Hort Part is a nice place to sHOOT, probably more interesting than Botanic Gardens?

[andikong]

Nice pixs and good image quality from the 200 EXR. I like especially the pink cactus flowers, it gives a very bright, cheerful and positive feeling.

Looks like Hort Part is a nice place to sHOOT, probably more interesting than Botanic Gardens?

Oh Thanks, plenty of fruits and vegetable, herbs and spices. Jambu Ayer, Ganjer,
Dong Dong, Belembing, Laksa Leaves, Long Beans, Squash, Chinese barley,
Durian Tree, Rose Hips and many more.

Not too big to move around, drinks and coffee very cheap and more cooling
to move around.

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/BitterGourd3775.jpg

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/WuluGourd3821.jpg

http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/NorniFruits3803.jpg

[bluffname]

Pardon the OT, I cannot help but comment on this fruit.

I believe the Chinese call this ''eh kow chee", meaning "deaf and dumb seed", which implies that taking it will cause great harm to health. The ang mohs call it noni, make fantastic claims about its supposed health giving properties and create an enormous multi level marketing business out of it.

This is an extremely soft and loosely structured fruit, to the extent that the moment it falls to the ground, it smashes into bits. According to macrobiotic yin-yang theory, taking such a fruit regularly will make you soft and loosely structured - in Malay, lembek, ie very weak!


http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt215/andikong/NorniFruits3803.jpg

[KopiOkaya]

According to macrobiotic yin-yang theory, taking such a fruit regularly will make you soft and loosely structured - in Malay, lembek, ie very weak!

Health guru at work again.

[andikong]

Pardon the OT, I cannot help but comment on this fruit.

I believe the Chinese call this ''eh kow chee", meaning "deaf and dumb seed", which implies that taking it will cause great harm to health. The ang mohs call it noni, make fantastic claims about its supposed health giving properties and create an enormous multi level marketing business out of it.

This is an extremely soft and loosely structured fruit, to the extent that the moment it falls to the ground, it smashes into bits. According to macrobiotic yin-yang theory, taking such a fruit regularly will make you soft and loosely structured - in Malay, lembek, ie very weak!

I can imagine that and I don't like the taste of it. I still prefer our very own version the traditional Kampong fruits the Guava. It has more Vitamin C and natural fiber,
very good for our digestive system and moreover taste better as a fruit drinks on its own.

[jacob]

andy inspire me for another outing liao.....