This is the standard of photography I want to be able to consistently achieve.

Edited October 28, 201312 yr by MJP

Hi MJP ,

I am sure you will , just keep at it . I just enjoy what I do , and have done for over forty years .

Thank you for your kind comments .

Roy

Photoman, can you give brief explanation of the techniques used to achieve the image above?

Thanks

Ruins in Ayuthaya - just liked the lines of the fallen bricks

Photoman, can you give brief explanation of the techniques used to achieve the image above?

Thanks

Hi

I can not remember exactly , but almost sure it was taken with my Canon 30mm pancake lens ( have this lens , a 1.4 converter and a 70 - 200 2.8 mk2 in a small case when I travel ) on a 1Dmk4 , 125th @ F8 100 iso . Shot raw then , into lightroom 4 adjust blacks and whites ( highlights in this case ) and then into photoshop , as the sky was blown out and all I did was select a colour from the image , then just fill the bland looking sky with the colour .

Thanks for your interest

Roy

Ayuthaja, I see many faces in his face..

Edited October 30, 201312 yr by Dancealot

Big Buddha, Samui...

Plaie Lam Temple Samui (today)

Many hands make light work!

I guess this is what you call..... Swanning around! ...

Chiang Mai

Our towns Buddha statue situated at the top of the mountain.

This is in the grounds of our kids' school. Posted earlier in the threat, but had a sort out on Flickr and it got removed.

Roi Et

Some where in Chaing Mai!

Ayuthaja

Ayutthaja

Maenam Chinese temple, Samui....offerings to the Buddha!

Worlds largest wickerwork Buddha image?

Temple of Dawn, Bangkok ...

1, the local Wat.

2. Wat Tum Seng Tum.

3. View from the top of Tum seng tum.

4. Inside a local wat, local monk tattooing my brother.

5. Inside Wat at Si Chompu.

Used some exposure blending to capture the entire dynamic range of this cave in the mountains to the south of Mae Sai.

This is dedicated to MJP. Taken in Roi Et.

Edited November 20, 201312 yr by Dancealot

This is dedicated to MJP. Taken in Roi Et.

Love a bit a colour.

Meditation,dedication and decoration.

Inside some local Isaan temples

Here the soil needed to be flattened, but the shrine had to remain untouched!

Wat Si Tum, entrance underconstruction.