looking up, for a bit of hope

[lyacadajar]

Originally Posted by windrider86

I can honestly say that I have never seen anything like it

Millionaire's Vine is a popular creeping plant here in the Philippines for its noticeable hanging roots. They are also sometimes called Curtain Vine.

[jennie]

the titles to your photographs are very appropriate..even before actually looking at it i know it would be a good one..and indeed it was..once i'll have my DSLR Ocean Park will be the first on my itinerary..hope you'll post some more..m sure you got plenty from there..

[beachcomber]

A good pair of images Lya with the first being particularly impressive, with its creative shooting angle, great colours, light and shade and extremely strong geometric shapes, fantastic outcome

[lyacadajar]

Originally Posted by jennie

the titles to your photographs are very appropriate..even before actually looking at it i know it would be a good one..and indeed it was..once i'll have my DSLR Ocean Park will be the first on my itinerary..hope you'll post some more..m sure you got plenty from there..

Jennie, it is not really the camera that counts most but the eye behind the camera! you have the talent and the creative eye, so i know that whatever gear you have, you shots will always amaze us.

one frustrating thing in Ocean Park is that you cannot use your flash once you are inside. took few shots on some incredible fish species but am not so keen when they are in contained and artificial environment. but you can try.....

[sabbath999]

What an interesting plant... nice shots on a tough angle.

[Up North Photos]

Hi lyacadajar thanks for sharing these great shots of your part of the world with us.

[lyacadajar]

Originally Posted by beachcomber

A good pair of images Lya with the first being particularly impressive, with its creative shooting angle, great colours, light and shade and extremely strong geometric shapes, fantastic outcome

thanks a lot Steve, for seeing even the things i thought were not really that 'impressive'! now you are teaching me not only to look but also see every details on my shots! i really appreciate your kindness.

[Ella1267]

I love those trees....what a great subject....