Australia Road Trip 2016- Phase Sydney (New South Wales)
If there's a road trip that qualifies being termed epic, this is it ! This photographic project in November 2016 was my longest ever overseas assignment to date. Organised by Jetabout Holidays, in collaboration with Tourism Australia covering both New South Wales (NSW) and Tasmania. The trip was preceded by an invitation from Qantas on departure day to experience the...
Qantas Singapore Lounge
On a photographic assignment organised in November 2016 by Jetabout Holidays (Holiday Tours and Travel) in collaboration with Tourism Australia covering both Sydney and Tasmania, I had the most fortunate opportunity to be invited to experience the expansive and lavish Qantas Lounge located in Singapore Changi International Airport Terminal 1. If...
Destination Photography - Sabah 2016
A photography assignment to shoot images of my old SHATEC schoolmate, Alexander Yee's tourism and nature lodge projects in Sandakan (Sabah) finally came into fruition 3 years after the idea was first mooted. So while this album may appear like a "product shoot", I realised what a gem it was and the vast potential of Alex's tourism projects for us city folks.. The assignment was not so much to market his...
Mekong Delta, the very mention of this exotic location evokes a sense of adventure and mysteries that is reminiscence of an old world charm, quietly waiting for all its visitors to uncover and discover her secrets. And what better way to explore this amazing “Rice Bowl” of Vietnam other than with a photography trip?
A trip to the Mekong Delta invariably involves a cruise on the Mekong River in one of the traditional riverboats made from native...
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When one mentioned Hokkaido, images of snow-capped mountains, breathtaking natural scenery, fresh seafood and gorgeous hot springs start to flood the mind. Such is the impression that most visitors tend to miss other gems that this enchanting island has to offer. I hope through my travelogue, readers (especially those on self-drive vacation in the western region comprising Sapporo, Kuriyama, Ishikari and Niseko) will be able to tailor a more balanced...
For nature lovers keen in watching wild dolphins in their natural habitat in South East Asia, Lovina at north Bali, presents the best option. This town is a laid back 12 km stretch of coastline to the West of Singaraja. It is a welcome respite from the bustle of the mainstream enclaves like Kuta in the south. One thing that strikes you first is the black volcanic ash sand at Lovina beach. From a distance, the calm water looks dirty but is in fact crystal clear and safe for swimming. As...
Hidaka, Hokkaido’s Hidden Gem (2015)
When travelling, sometimes it’s the unplanned itineraries that reward us with the best memories. Such is my experience with Hidaka, a coastal town in Southern Hokkaido, just about 130km or a 2.5 hours drive from the Chitose New Airport . Hidaka is Japan’s largest horse breeding hub accounting for nearly 80% of all horses bred in Japan. In 2011, out of about 7,000 thoroughbred horses bred in Japan, 5,600 came from Hidaka. So it’s no surprise...
Panning technique in photography refers to the usage of a slow shutter speed and swinging motion of the camera to follow or track the motion of a moving object. Because the camera is moved to track at the same speed as the moving subject, the subject appears sharp while the background and its details appear in motion in the photo, although it's essentially stationary.
Panning is one of the most invaluable techniques that a photographer can have , especially those doing sports...
Insects photography invariably involves close up or macro. Usually they are small, intricate and thus require added attention to technique and details. As in all fields of photography, usage of the appropriate equipment is necessary to achieve the best results, this may includes a 1:1 macro lens which is designed for life-sized close-ups. You will also find other tools useful, like a tripod, ring-light and a...
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