Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

[AndyMackie]

service temporarily unavailable - damn!

Next morning, tried again....
Andy

5D3 w/70-200 f2.8L IS ii +2xMkiii @ 1/1500/f9.5 @ ISO 1600

20130223-BNE_1264.jpg by AndyMackie1, on Flickr

5D3 w/70-200 f2.8L IS ii @ 1/3000/f4.5 @ ISO 400

20130223-BNE_1291-2.jpg by AndyMackie1, on Flickr

[Stan]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

service temporarily unavailable - damn!

I know the feeling

Stan

[AndyMackie]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

test - saved and edited, no good, damn, damn, damn
Will try again later

[tesarver]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

We'll be waiting Andy.

Tom

[AndyMackie]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

Got this one up and running earlier, before being hit again

[tesarver]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

Great Image Andy. Nicely done. I do like the 1st image of him casting the net.

Tom

[Hereford_EOS]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

I also really like the first one

[AndyMackie]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

Thanks Tom
Not sure it's a him, though
Andy

[DeeGee]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

First one for me with the full net and him looking at the camera.

[Nathaniel]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

Lovely set Andy. Looking at the pics I am reminded of my time in Bangkok,the floating market etc. YOu have very nicely caught the fisherman casting his net.

[AndyMackie]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

Thanks Nat & Di, but it seems I'm outvoted on him being a she!
For sure he was a she and not the katoey kind either!
Andy

[Alun100]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

Thanks Tom
Not sure it's a him, though
Andy

See what you mean,,but odds are its him1(I hope)

1st image a clear winner!!



Alun

[Coryman]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

Two craftsmen at work, 1 the fisherman, throwing cast nets is definitely an art that take a long time to master and 2 the cameraman to get the shot just at the right time.

Ian

[AndyMackie]

Re: Fisherwoman at Bang Pra, Thailand

Thanks for the kind compliment, Ian - I'm flattered.
I 'saw' the shot as soon as i spotted her in the distance casting her net but give much credit to the 6fps the 5D3 delivers, which allowed me the opportunity of capturing it. Previously, it would have been a far more hit and miss affair.
Anyway, much appreciated, thank you.
Andy