it was dawn when we drove from cochin airport to munnar. we were fortunate to see waterfalls on the way when morning came. due to monsoon, they were popping left and right of our windows.
Categories: composition 101 - color,composition 101 - framing,composition 101 - motion,compostion 101 - rule of thirds,travel
Tagged: india, infrared, kerala, landscape, waterfalls, waterscape
if there is one thing i can best describe with our stay in india, it would be “simply breathtaking.”
Categories: composition 101 - depth of field,composition 101 - leading lines,composition 101 - pattern,travel
lately, i’ve been practicing infrared outdoors where the sun was its peak. they say that in traditional photography, high noon doesn’t give the most creative light for landscape photographers but its a different story for ir. i decided to endure the 40-degree summer heat of the sandlands just for the sake of getting the right shot.
Categories: composition 101 - color,composition 101 - perspective,compostion 101 - rule of thirds,post-processing
Tagged: architecture, atlantis, burjuman, dubai, infrared, ir, landscape
for many years, i’ve been avoiding temptation of infrared (ir) photography. the conventional photography is challenging enough for me to explore but the surreal world of infrared fuels my curiosity even more.
Categories: composition 101 - color,compostion 101 - rule of thirds,personal,post-processing,uncategorized
Tagged: black and white, coto mines, infrared, ir, landscape, philippines, zambales
in relation to my previous post, this was taken while i was in the jetty of the kandooma resort. the photo above is just a partial of the panorama i stitched together using adobe photoshop.
Categories: composition 101 - color,composition 101 - depth of field,composition 101 - scale,post-processing,travel
