Beach life in Sihanoukville Cambodia
Sihanoukville is located about 185km South West of Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It’s a beach town, one of the whitest sandy peninsulas I’ve ever been to that spreads into the warm Gulf of Thailand. This...
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Split Level (Over-Under) Water Photography
Not only because I myself enjoy scuba diving and snorkeling, I like to explore any photography styles related to what I enjoy doing. Split Level Underwater photography is one of them. It’s also known...
Outex
If you like to take adventure photography and think that GoPro or other action cameras can not do enough but don’t want to spend more than what your DSLR camera cost for underwater housing,...
Bullet time effect – Still cameras array – Time slice
I first thought about bullet time camera effect when watching Red Hot Chilli Peppers live at Slane when Kiedis jumped and the camera panned from one side to other. I could never think about...
Nightcliff Foreshore Northern Territory – Aus
I’m lucky to live just walking distance from such a beautiful Nightcliff foreshore but have to admit that I dont go there quite often than I should. Its the best spot in Darwin for...
In Studio With Nina K – Darwin Photowalks 2013
Thanks to the generosity of Nina K who let us played around and learnt some useful photography tips in her studio and I finally got a chance to take some photos with serious lighting. The Darwin Photowalks...
Having Fun with Custom BOKEH 2 – 2012 (Mindil Fireworks)
In my previous post about Custom Bokeh, I mentioned about how to create custom shaped bokeh for still photography. On Thursday, I visited the opening season of Mindil Beach Markets in Darwin with fireworks...
6 Crusty Demon’s Style That Made Me Go WOW
I was at the Australian Superbike Championship 2012 this afternoon and was surprised by how little was the crowd at Hidden Valley, Darwin. Maybe it was on Sunday and I came bit late, but...
Reverse Lens Macro Photography
Doing macro photography could be very fun as you can create a photo that your eyes won’t see in everyday life or bare eyes. It requires a special lens to capture a tiny object...
Having Fun with Custom BOKEH
Bokeh is originally a Japanese word meaning ‘blur’ or ‘haze’ (Wikipedia). So, in photography, bokeh is used when you take a photo with a very shallow focus (big aperture), the area that are out...
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