It was nothing short of fun, wild and amazing. It's been a while since John and I actually went for nature walks and hikes since we graduated from Poly almost 3 years ago, but we dragged our not-so-sorry asses out to go for one on a Sunday morning. We walked many bridges at high tides and there was nothing much to see; so we hunted for little insects, flowers-bees and nectar. On our way out after a 3 hours hike, we found a squirrel on a sign trying to eat his apricot - then I walked as near as I could (on my prime lens) and photographed it with much enthusiasm and intent. I think we walked over 10,000 steps in total, so I sat on the bridge to show you my happy smiling face.
Now I'd be paying for the work which I've procrastinated long enough, which I'll never learn to prioritize. Happy Sunday to you guys :)
wow amazing photos! I haven't been on a nature walk in forever..seeing your post makes me want to again!
ReplyDeletestunning photos! love the photography on your blog <3
ReplyDeletei'm following you noowwwww :))
Connie
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Hehe, I will be heading to Hong Kong for maybe more than a year, depending on how life and my career are developing there :) But for now, I'm heading for an one year internship :)
DeleteYes, I'm definitely there at the year end, so we can definitely meet up! Let's just keep in touch through our blogs ;D It's nice to meet you! :)
Yay that's good to hear Connie! I'll defo read your blog for updates when you're in HK and I'm excited for what's in store for you! It's also very nice to meet you and I'm glad I did!
DeleteWhat a beautiful place for a hike! I love nature scenes. And the squirrel is cute. Gorgeous photos! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteAh, thanks Eileen! I think the squirrel is cute too :)
DeleteBeautiful photos!!!! That lizards tongue is wild, great shot!
ReplyDeleteThanks Wendy! Feels like if I've went any closer it'd grab me from afar!
DeleteWhat a cute squirrel! I have a bad reputation for squirrels getting mad at me and throwing things at me when I get too close... so no more terrorizing squirrels for me haha.
ReplyDeleteI know what you meant by throwing things at you. It was like, eating his apricot and looking up anxiously at me if I'd pounce at him/ steal his food - so each time he looked up I stayed perfectly still like a stone woman. So once I got my shot it scurried off so quickly!
DeleteThese are beautiful pictures!! and such wonderful sights!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jane :)
DeleteThanks Milex, gosh just went to your blog and your style is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are just lovely and dreamy, it looks like a really fun day of exploring!
ReplyDeleteAh thank you Winnie, it was definitely fun, and tiring needless to say!
DeleteWow these pictures looks really
ReplyDeletegood and sharp! What lens did
you use c: ?
Love this wooden bridge!
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Thanks dear! I used nikon's 18-135mm for all shots except a sigma 30mm f1.4 for the squirrel one :) I thought I loved it too, could perfectly imagine a wedding shot on it!
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