Another hibiscus flower

Another beautiful hibiscus flower in the gardens in Hong Kong Park, Central, Hong Kong .
Canon 90D with Canon EF-S 55-250mm f4-5.6 lens at 250mm. ISO 200 1/100 at f32
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Another beautiful hibiscus flower in the gardens in Hong Kong Park, Central, Hong Kong .
Canon 90D with Canon EF-S 55-250mm f4-5.6 lens at 250mm. ISO 200 1/100 at f32
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An attractive and rather large (like a tea plate) hibiscus flower in the gardens at Hong Kong Park.
Canon 90D with Canon EF-S 55-250mm f4-5.6 IS STM lens at 124mm. ISO 200 1/640 at f8.
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A Western (or Common or Blue) Crowned Pigeon feeding its chick in the pouring rain in the aviary in Hong Kong Park. This shot was taken many years ago in pre-digital days with a Canon EOS3 and Canon EF 300mm f/2.8 IS L lens with negative film stock. The streaks are rain!
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Another fisherman, in this case an opportunist Chinese egret who has worked out that if he sits among the nets on a fishing boat, he might get lucky.
Canon G3X ISO400 1/320 at f/8 & 220mm (600mm equiv). Cropped in LR
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In the days before all that background construction, elevated roads, the MTR and road tunnels, if you wanted to cross Hong Kong harbour in the wee small hours, a little boat like this was the only choice, unless you fancied a swim. The fleet of walla-wallas served revellers and others until probably the late 70s, after which alternative and less exciting forms of getting home took over. There are still a few to be seen, mainly with a few people out fishing, braving the wakes from far larger craft.
Canon G3X ISO400 1/1250 at f/8 and 220mm (600mm equiv)
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Granddaughter Lily taking a leap of faith at the Ryze Ultimate Trampoline Park in Hong Kong.
A test of the camera this one. In the relatively low light conditions, flash wasn’t an option because of the distance, so I racked up the ISO in order to freeze the movement. The Canon gets a bit twitched in these conditions so you need to take a few shots to get the right one. Overall, the grain level is reasonable.
The image is adjusted in Lightroom and cropped to about 1/3 of it’s original size – she nearly flew out of the side of the frame!
Canon G3X ISO12800 1/60 at f/5.6 and 48mm(~130mm equiv)
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