Kuala Lumpur has been hit by seasonal haze since a week ago. This is usually bad news for us landscape and cityscape photographers. But instead of putting our cameras back into drybox, we can actually make use of the haze to act as a “ND filter” or somewhat to block intense white light from the …
On my previous photography trip to Australia, I had a chance to visit this hidden gem for sunset. A big THANK YOU to Anthony Lee (a photographer and a fellow drone pilot) for voluntarily bringing me to this lookout. As we reached the Woolamai Surf Beach parking around late evening, we hurried ourselves to a …
Being able to experience a 360° aerial view has always been fascinating for me, especially when I’m exploring unfamiliar places for the first time. Having bought the DJI Mini 3 Pro a few days just before my photography/family trip to the “Land of Kangaroo”, I figured this will be a good travel drone as it’s …
When it comes to PJ (Petaling Jaya), not many photographers would think that it’s a city with complicated and mesmerizing cityscape… like the ones in KL. While this is quite true, PJ still has some unique and interesting skyscrapers too. One of them is the Menara Celcom PJ, located right in the heart of PJ. …
It’s a very rare occasion that I would do a complete sky replacement for my photos. But this time, I wanted to try out just how good Luminar AI “sky replacement” is and can it deliver a realistic photo in the end? So, what better way than to try it on the KLCC twin towers …
Last month, I followed the Photojam Channel group for an outing in Malacca for a supposedly portrait competition. However, I missed the dateline for submission… so here I am posting some of the portrait photos I’ve done. What I like most out of this shoot is the nyonya kebaya clothing. Traditional and yet colorful… if …