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Cambodia – the crab ladies of Kep
A photographic study of the crab catchers – all women – of Kep on the Cambodian south coast. Following our exciting adventures in Myanmar, the CD and I traveled on to visit our dear friends M & P in Phnomh Phen. I had wanted for some time to visit old French colonial…
Yellow, Red, Orange
Click to enlarge Another Shot from Bo-Kaap. This is again untweaked – these are the colours straight from the camera. I broke my usual rule on not photographing people on mobile phones with this shot – because the colours worked, and the phone is not visible, indeed it could just be his finely turned calves…
Some new London Street Photographs with the Nex-6
I’ve been working and thinking quite a lot about street photography this summer, and developing my technique in a few new areas. These are some shots in the ‘Cinematic Style’ One of my favorite photographers and writers on photography is Ming Thein. He is based in Kuala Lumpur, although I’ve never met him…
You no see me (teehee)
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Shooting at the Sun – James Ravilious and lens hoods
The work of a noted English photographer leads to the discovery of a useful camera gadget. Also the latest tricked-up state of the Sony RX-100 is revealed. A while ago I discovered the work of James Ravilious, and in doing so picked up some lessons from his technique. Ravilious lived and worked in…