In Focus, Bangkok Images
Thailand's weekly photography column

 

In Focus, Bangkok Images first appeared on Stickmanbangkok.com on August 2, 2008.  Photography, and digital photography specifically, has become very popular for even the most casual tourist.  Virtually every traveller getting off the plane in Bangkok is carrying some sort of digital camera, from a common compact, to an advanced DSLR, to even a cell phone with still image capability.  Thailand is a fantastic destination for photographers of all types and skill levels.  Landscapes, portraits, architectural, street photography, and just plain tourist snapshot opportunities are everywhere you look.  This weekly will strive to bring readers a series of educational articles, up to date discussion of the latest photo gear, a weekly photo outing of the Bangkok or Thailand area, answer questions, and share readers photographs and experiences with other readers.  I hope you’ll find it fun, interesting, and rewarding.

BKKSteve of Bangkok Images is the author of this weekly and brings with him decades of experience as a photographer. He runs his own photography business in Bangkok that centers around photo services such as weddings, portraits, and assignments, and he also runs photography workshops to help you improve your skills either as part of a group receiving instruction, or through individual instruction. Instruction is scheduled for all levels of experience.

Like the Stickman weekly column, In Focus will be published by this time each Saturday.

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All past columns remain online, permanently archived.

Feedback is very welcome.  If there is any area of instruction you would like to see covered, places of interest you’d like to know more about because you’re considering a visit for the purposes of photography, or anything at all related to photography and / or photography in Thailand, please send it in.

Contributions are also welcome.  If you’ve been to Thailand and have some images you’d like to see appear in the column, please send images which are 800 pixels on their largest size, and complete exfil data to include the camera used, exposure mode, camera settings (aperture and shutter speed), and what program you used to process the image.  Also include a short narrative describing the location, time of day, and anything interesting about the shot and how you captured it.

We also encourage those with questions related to photography to send them in and all will be answered.  Questions deemed of use to a wide audience will be published in this weekly in the order received.

Send images, experiences, and questions to:
QandA@bkkimages.com.

27 December - Merry Christmas

 

In Focus, Bangkok Images archives for 2008
 

20 December 2008 Megapixel Hoax!/5d Mark II In-Depth User Report
13 December 2008Airliner Window Photography, Angkor Vat
6 December 2008Timing is Everything, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
29 November 20085D Mark II User Report, Ayuthaya
22 November 2008Using flash in Near Darkness, Loy Krathong
15 November 2008Introduction to RAW, DPRK Part 2
8 November 2008LR2.1 Localized Editing, DPRK
1 November 2008HDR, A Wedding
25 October 2008Composite, Queen Sirikit Botanical Gardens
18 October 2008DOF for fun, Doi Suthep
11 October 2008DOF Landscapes, Ang Thong
4 October 2008DOF Portraits, Northern Road Trip
27 September 2008Depth Of Field, Wild Life Safari, Bangkok
20 September 2008Focal Distance, The Great Wall
13 September 2008Focal Length, Southern Thailand
6 September 2008Shutter speed, Khao Kheow Open Zoo
30August 2008Aperture, Siracha Tiger Zoo
23 August 2008Resizing Images, Kantoke Theater Chiang Mai
16 August 2008ISO Explained, Grand Palace
9 August 2008Exposure Compensation, Bang Chang
2 August 2008Histograms, Sanctuary of Truth

 

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