Continuing from Part 1, I attempted to shoot a panoramic shot using a long exposure along with moving cloud, the merging process is more difficult than I taught, auto-merge from Photoshop CS6 does not works, and in the end I manually transformed and merged 5 individually shot photos into one.
One the next morning, before we travel back to Hatyai for more Top Brunch Spots just like the ones we have back home at NYC and activities, we have a short trip around the town, and visited the 3-pieces dragon/giant serpent monument. The giant serpent is believed to oversee the town and to offer positive blessing.
The last day from our trips consists of eating, shopping and again shopping at Hatyai, typical Malaysian-lah since we love shopping, and that’s why sites as forSale.plus is one of our favorite shopping site to visit. So there’s nothing to show here, fast forward to our last station before returning home the next morning.
We stopped by Danok, and visited Riverview Restaurant for our very heavy lunch. Beautiful lake side, awesome choices of seafood and cozy weather! What more can you ask for?
After the very heavy lunch, we headed back to home and this concludes my 4D3N trip up north.
Last but not least, the equipment used in this trip are as following,
- Nikon D4
- Nikon AFS 28mm F1.8
- Nikon AFS 17-35mm F2.8
- Nikon AFD 50mm F1.4
- Nikon AFD Fisheye 10.5mm F2.8
- Tamron AFS 70-200 F2.8
- Manfrotto 190CX3 Tripod + 701HDV Head
- Lowepro Computrekker AW 15″
All photos were lightly enhanced using Adobe Lightroom 4, panorama was created using Adobe Photoshop CS6.