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Light Trails Chaos

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Let Me Relax for a Few Days

Let Me Relax for a Few DaysBuy Print

I spend My last days in Cambodia, in the southern part of the country, in a family owned resort by the name of
Les Manguiers- which means “The Mango” in French -  just relaxing and trying not to do too much.

It’s a great place and I can only recommend that you stay here, if you’re in that part of the country. The resort is located near the city Kampot.
But you can get more info at their website: www.mangokampot.com

The place you see here, is one of a few places you could have breakfast or dinner. I had dinner there once, but there where too many mosquitos – having their dinner on me – so I choose to eat in the main “lounge” area the other times I had dinner at the hotel.

But its beautiful, right? And the view from there was amazing, I’ll post that one later on.

This is a HDR from 3 RAW exposures, made from a nearby bridge.

Let’s Do it Once More, My Friend

Let's Do it Once More, My FriendBuy Print

I had been up all night making photos, and when I arrived at my friend’s house at around 8 in the morning, totally busted, I saw that the near by fjord was blank like a mirror, so before going to bed and getting a well deserved nap, I rushed down to the bank and made me some more photos.

This is a hand-held – course I was to tied to put up my tripod at the time - HDR made from 3 RAW exposures, Rushed them through the Photomatrix and Photoshop mill.
And finally added some tonal contrast and a vignette in Color Efex Pro 4 from Nik Software.

 

Come Stay on My Beach

Come Stay on My BeachBuy Print

I needed a few hours off the photography hunt, and Mab my tuk-tuk driver – and friend – took me to lake West Baray – see the location, by clicking the geotag link below – and upon arrival we were met by this lovely girl, how asked us to stay at “her” beach, and 5 minutes later we were relaxing/dozing off in one of the hammocks you can see behind her.

Masks

MasksBuy Print

Here’s another one from Mexico, I made a quick visit at the Teotihuacán, to see the pyramids there. And to my big surprise there wasn’t that many people there, there where almost more people selling stuff – like these masks – then there where tourists.

I must admit that – even with a small amount of people on the premises, I had to remove a few tourists from todays photo, in order to get this guy walking away from his masks isolated.

NB: the pyramid in the background is the Pyramid of the Moon.