I’d arrived in Hong Kong on a foggy day and it was a foggy night in Hong Kong as I got ready to leave.
Category Archives: Photo Tips At some point I took a ferry from Kowloon to Hong Kong island to wander among the high-rises near the waterfront and found myself in Exchange Square. 
[...] Just applied one of the 150 presets and added a red filter to my Exchange Square Block 1 and 2 image posted earlier today to get the image [...]
[...] with my shot of the Exchange Square Towers 1 and 2, I’ve tightly framed today’s shot with a telephoto. This also serves to compress the [...] 
I like your photography style and your keen presentation sense.  This is the only photo of the sunrise on Mount Kinabalu that includes the sun in the shot!  If I were shooting this today, I’d try to get a person or something else in the shot to provide some scale. I’d also seek to use off-camera flash from the side the provide more interesting shadows that better emphasize the wonderful textures of this flowstone.
[...] photo was taken close by the location of yesterday’s flowstone photo. One feature in this photo that I remain curious about is the small curtain-like calcite growth [...]  The shot below is perhaps the classic Deer Cave shot. Mine is actually a seven-shot HDR – seven slides scanned and merged in Photomatix Pro.  Speedliter’s Intensive! If you’re going to be near those cities on those dates, I heartily recommend you register then call-in sick the day of. You’ll be glad you did!  Since i really didn’t understand what was happening on the stage in front of me I started turning my lens on the audience. Sitting as close to the stage as he could get was this old man. He was clearly enjoying the show.
[...] an Abba song from the seventies. I thought it an appropriate title for this photo. As I mentioned yesterday, because I didn’t understand the play unfolding before me on the streets of Georgetown, [...]  If you’re stuck in your office and it’s grey/cold/wet or otherwise unpleasant or dull, then kick back and imagine you’re on this beach with your favorite companions and favorite beverage! You can hear the waves rippling on the beach, smell the salt air, feel a light breeze – paradise!. This is a view of Loh Dalam Bay on Koh Phi Phi Don. 
Hi Richard, I have just been browsing you’re amazing web site & apart from the awesome images, you’re products look interesting too! Do you accept uploads from photographers like my self? I was also wondering how you found me? Cheers Chris  So I took the photo below during a shower while wandering around the Wat Phra kaew in Bangkok. Like pretty much everyone else, when the rain started bucketing down, I ducked under the roof of one of the pavilions to wait out the rain.
[...] guy washing his arms in the rainwater run-off and myself were not the only ones sheltering from the downpour. Across the [...]
[...] the rain had passed I stepped out to take more photos. Talk about a cloud as black as night! As the storm [...]
[...] the rain moving away, I continued my exploration around the pavilions of the Wat Phra Kaew which lies within [...]  I snapped this image of part of the Grand Palace in Bangkok while racing up the Chao Phraya as a passenger in one of those long-tail boats. Later in the day I went back to the Wat Phra Kaew which is in the north-east corner of the Grand Palace complex and open to the public and I’ll post some images from there in the coming days. |
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by Richard Davis