[Electric2Shock]

Used to be my pet ^^


Incandescent Lamp, called diya, or saki.


A local traditional snack, called pitha. Delicious.

[Guardian]

These are great! What camera are you using?

Always been a fan of nature pics anyway.

Thanks for sharing ES!

[Darth-Apple]

These are fantastic! I love the lighting on the first flower.

The dog is adorably cute.

The incandescent lamp is an amazing shot.

Thank you for sharing!

[Harry K.]

Wow! They are amazing photos! Each one put a smile on my face. I want that dog so much.

[Electric2Shock]

These are great! What camera are you using?

Always been a fan of nature pics anyway.

Thanks for sharing ES!

CoolPix P900.

These are fantastic! I love the lighting on the first flower.

The dog is adorably cute.

The incandescent lamp is an amazing shot.

Thank you for sharing!

Was lucky to get direct sunlight on it. Turned out awesome imho.

Wow! They are amazing photos! Each one put a smile on my face. I want that dog so much.

He used to be my pet. Left us last year, sadly.

Thanks for the love, guys. Glad to share them with you.

[SpookyZalost]

These are great! What camera are you using?

Always been a fan of nature pics anyway.

Thanks for sharing ES!

CoolPix P900.

oh hey I used to use one of those! back before I experimented with Youtubing I was heavy into photography, my main complaint was the lack of switchable lenses so I couldn't easily attach it to my telescope like I can my canon video camera.
Nikon makes great cameras... In fact I still have mine in my desk drawer... no charger for it though.

[Electric2Shock]

oh hey I used to use one of those! back before I experimented with Youtubing I was heavy into photography, my main complaint was the lack of switchable lenses so I couldn't easily attach it to my telescope like I can my canon video camera.
Nikon makes great cameras... In fact I still have mine in my desk drawer... no charger for it though.

I like what I have, and I don't necessarily feel the lack of anything. I'm not a professional or even an enthusiast, and it's a good camera to have for leisurely photography.

[SpookyZalost]

oh hey I used to use one of those! back before I experimented with Youtubing I was heavy into photography, my main complaint was the lack of switchable lenses so I couldn't easily attach it to my telescope like I can my canon video camera.
Nikon makes great cameras... In fact I still have mine in my desk drawer... no charger for it though.

I like what I have, and I don't necessarily feel the lack of anything. I'm not a professional or even an enthusiast, and it's a good camera to have for leisurely photography.

oh... sorry if that came out wrong
* SpookyZalost inserts sweat drop emoji

I didn't mean to imply anything since I'm not a pro either... my grandfather is... sort of.
but I was mostly trying to point out that it was a nice camera for the average person, just without the ability to add on was my main complaint about it.

[Electric2Shock]

oh hey I used to use one of those! back before I experimented with Youtubing I was heavy into photography, my main complaint was the lack of switchable lenses so I couldn't easily attach it to my telescope like I can my canon video camera.
Nikon makes great cameras... In fact I still have mine in my desk drawer... no charger for it though.

I like what I have, and I don't necessarily feel the lack of anything. I'm not a professional or even an enthusiast, and it's a good camera to have for leisurely photography.

oh... sorry if that came out wrong
* SpookyZalost inserts sweat drop emoji

I didn't mean to imply anything since I'm not a pro either... my grandfather is... sort of.
but I was mostly trying to point out that it was a nice camera for the average person, just without the ability to add on was my main complaint about it.

Don't sweat it, my man. I didn't mean to sound annoyed or anything either

[Guardian]

Hell, doesn't matter. Those snaps are great. No need to get anything fancier!

[Darth-Apple]

You know what they say: the most important part of being a photographer is the part that sits six inches behind the camera. It's technique above the equipment that you use.

[Electric2Shock]

You know what they say: the most important part of being a photographer is the part that sits six inches behind the camera. It's technique above the equipment that you use.

Haha true that, my man. It's one of those true adages that's really easy to forget in today's Instagram-polluted age.

[Guardian]

Haha true that, my man. It's one of those true adages that's really easy to forget in today's Instagram-polluted age.

Oh, yeah, your selection of filter for these pictures is perfect. Great Snaptography.



Of course, I kid.