I visited Children's Grand Park today to try and do some more Wintery photos after taking a few trips there during the Summer. It was practically deserted due to the freezing weather which meant it was much easier to work.

Summer park > Winter park in terms of things to photograph though. I hope you like them anyway and comments are love.

(Taken using my EOS5D this time and not the Nikon.)

unionbank

Australia666 Posts

December 06 2009 10:04 GMT

.. nice shooting
oh dont you love the cold winter freeze where you have free roam in these kinda of places
reminds me when i went to the zoo at like -10 degrees it was just basically me and my cousins in a mass space filled with caged animals

Disregard

China10252 Posts

December 06 2009 10:05 GMT

Photogenic monkeys there or maybe its your excellent timing,

NarutO

Germany18839 Posts

December 06 2009 10:19 GMT

You really can catch passion and emotion in your shots. Great work :-)

Trozz

Canada3456 Posts

December 06 2009 10:55 GMT

Nice photos, Neggy.
There's a good variety.
You have a talent.

chongu

Malaysia2600 Posts

December 06 2009 11:04 GMT

Great pictures. Great park. But the dragonfly is hideous. Ayways... thx, NeverGG for bringing some of SK for us all :D :D :D

Waxangel

United States33675 Posts

December 06 2009 11:20 GMT

that place is cool

you could get some utterly depressing photographs of the polar bears in their dismal cage if you were in a dark mood ;o

(seriously the most depressing animal pen I've seen)

renchak

209 Posts

December 06 2009 13:13 GMT

Really pretty place! I hope you go out photographing again when there is snow. I don't know much about photographing but i enjoyed your photos! Thanks

p53

297 Posts

December 06 2009 16:24 GMT

Lovely photos! I love outdoor pictures

meeple

Canada10211 Posts

December 06 2009 16:40 GMT

#10

Very nice, I always love your work.

Xmplify

United States57 Posts

December 06 2009 18:59 GMT

#11

Amazing photos. I love the monkeys :D

Sad[Panda]

United States458 Posts

December 06 2009 21:45 GMT

#12

These were all supercool I enjoyed looking at them all although I don't really have much experience or knowledge of photography its nice to see some insight into a different culture also your shoes are pretty baller

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

December 07 2009 00:09 GMT

#13

On December 06 2009 20:20 Waxangel wrote:
that place is cool

you could get some utterly depressing photographs of the polar bears in their dismal cage if you were in a dark mood ;o

(seriously the most depressing animal pen I've seen)

I agree with you on that. It's far too small for them and it's so empty. None of the animals were really doing anything/outside (I don't blame them because it was freezing.) so I'm going to focus on them during the Summer months.

Megalisk

United States6095 Posts

December 07 2009 02:34 GMT

#14

OH NO A ZERG DRONE HAS LANDED IN KOREA!

NeverGG

United Kingdom5399 Posts

December 07 2009 04:50 GMT

#15

On December 07 2009 11:34 Megalisk wrote:

OH NO A ZERG DRONE HAS LANDED IN KOREA!

I wanted to steal that thing so badly, but it was bolted to the ground. FML.

meeple

Canada10211 Posts

December 07 2009 04:55 GMT

#16

Oh man... if I ever go to Korea, that thing is gonna be sitting in my living room, after a trip to the hardware store for bolt-cutters.

lazymej

Canada269 Posts

December 07 2009 07:49 GMT

#17

awesome pics

lilsusie

3861 Posts

December 07 2009 08:32 GMT

#18

SO COLD! but definitely good use of the sunny weather. First time in awhile we had some sun here =/

p4ge

Canada160 Posts

December 09 2009 03:43 GMT

#19

I like them. You have a way capturing something special. Andre Bazin says photography satisfies our "mummy complex", our desire for immortality. A photograph captures an instant in time, and separates it from its continuum. I hope you use your talent to capture the thing's essence.