Most people who visit Cambodia invariably end up at Angkor Wat. It’s understandable as Angkor is a popular bucket list destination most would like to see before they die. Phnom Penh on the other hand often gets passed over as a tourist destination either due to budget or the inherent perception that it has little to offer in terms of tourist sites to visit. Continue reading “S21 Toul Sleng”
2015 is panning out to be quite the wedding year. With another two more to go before the year ends, I’m rethinking my mantra that “I don’t do weddings”. I tend to be selective with projects I take on. This of course can be good and bad. But when I do get involved, I’m always on the lookout for that one image that makes me come away with the feeling that “this is it, I got the shot I was waiting for”. If I had to tell the story for an entire event, sometimes one photo is more than enough to sum it all up. These moments are few and far between but when they do happen, I feel gratified. Continue reading “It’s A Wrap!”
I love all things retro especially when they’ve got old school flavour. The bug to pick up an old film lens has been biting for several years but I’ve resisted scratching that itch.
However, the lure of these vintage lenses reared its ugly head when the D750 arrived. I was sceptical about spending an additional $600 for the 24-120 kit lens so a little online research ensued and the pick narrowed to a beautiful 80-200mm f/4.5 AI vintage lens which was up for grabs for almost next to nothing. Continue reading “Vintage Gold”
The Roving Photographer 