Photo Shoot

Got out a camera, grabbed a tripod, bolted out of the office, hopped on a BTS, arrived at Victory Monument and snapped a couple of pictures.

Encounter a problem: TOO MANY PEOPLE - sigh.

better luck next time, told myself.

One Night in Bangkok

On Monday night, I went to take photos of Sathorn & Narathiwat road. Since there is nothing but buildings and traffic, these two elements basically constitute my photos.

Rather than just take pictures of buildings, which are pretty much static, I decided to rotate the lens while it was capturing pictures (see these two photos of the same building).





At another shot, I tried to capture the streaming traffic at a busy intersection. I also want to get a picture of a BTS, but couldn't manage a successful result.



Finally, I take a picture of a lamp hanging from the BTS - don't know why really, but I like to take pictures of street lamp...

Without A Tripod

How would your picture comes out if you shoot it at night without a tripod? Check these out.

I took these pictures at Siam BTS. Set your shutter speed at about 1/20 and F stop at 16. After pressing the shutter try adjusting the lens. You will get some 'electrified' results.

Night Out at Siam Paragon

These are some of the photos I took on a night out at Siam Paragon. To celebrate CNY, S.P. decorate the courtyard with dragons and lots of red color (bit tacky, if you ask me).

Enjoy the photos...






I like to take pictures with slow shutter speed - you can make boring subjects look more interesting - ghostlike images...