My entry for the #monomad challenge created by @brumest and hosted at @monochromesCoppersmith Barbet (Psilopogon haemacephalus)it's a seasonal birds at the park. i see them around june to december. i think their breeding season is around june. i like this birds. its colorful. has green yellow and red color. also the bird calls sound like a copper smith hitting the anvil.

My entry for the #monomad challenge created by @brumest and hosted at @monochromesI got two lens. 600mm for birds and 60mm f2.8 for macro. with macro i need to use external flash. SB800. I like to shoot macro too bec. i can see the insects in details that our naked eye not noticed. Capturing extreme close-up images of small subjects is not easy. specially trying to do the best focus. one move and it will be blur. hope you guys enjoy my photos :) thanks

My entry for the #monomad challenge created by @brumest and hosted at @monochromesOlive-backed Sunbird (Cinnyris jugularis)One of the birds i love to photograph. I Often see them in flowering plants, feeding on nectar. here's my collection. thanks

My entry for the #monomad challenge created by @brumest and hosted at @monochromesI love shooting birds and here the birds i am able to capture at the cemetary park.brown shirke pied thriller yellow vented bulbul olive backed sunbird

My entry for the #monomad challenge created by @brumest and hosted at @monochromesshooting macro is rewarding genre of photography that allows you to capture the intricate details of tiny creatures often overlooked by the naked eye.

here are some of my insects macro photo. all i took during sunrise and sunset. these are the times i see them. thank you.