Category Archives: Photography

What is red, green, hairy…… and delicious ?

Posted on June 16, 2014 by Mike

What is red, green, hairy, and delicious ? …Rambutans ! Or  เงาะ ( ngoh in Thai) When I moved to Thailand I had ideas of eating healthily, with lots of tropical fruits everyday. Sad to say, that resolution did not … Continue reading →

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A couple of Black and White fisheye photos of Bangkok

Posted on June 11, 2014 by Mike

I dusted off my D7000 and fisheye lens the other day, and went into downtown Bangkok. And as if fisheye photos were not enough, I decided to try processing them as monochromes. It seems that more and more photographers are … Continue reading →

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Chinatown, Bangkok

Posted on June 1, 2014 by Mike

I went for a walk around Chinatown again the other day, it’s one of my favourite parts of this city. In some parts of Bangkok you can almost forget that you are in Asia, but not in Chinatown ! Every … Continue reading →

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Buddhas, Wat Mongkorn, Chinatown

Posted on May 31, 2014 by Mike
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Wat Pho in HDR

Posted on May 19, 2014 by Mike

I’m not a fan of surreal HDR photos so I tried to keep these as realistic as possible while capturing the dynamic range from whitewashed walls in bright sun to fairly deep shadow under the eaves. In reality you could … Continue reading →

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Monochrome Buddhas

Posted on May 16, 2014 by Mike

I went to Wat Pho yesterday to do some photography. It’s one of Bangkok’s major tourist attractions because of it’s famous reclining Buddha image, around 50 metres long ! I’ve been there several times before, but this time I wanted … Continue reading →

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