1. 1 August 2020 Lake Wanaka Nikon D800 iso 200 38mm f7.1 1/250 sec Nikon 24-70mmf2.8
2. Lake Wanaka 40 min later... iso 200 24mm f10 1/320
3. 3 August 2020 Nikon d800 iso 200 24mm f11 1/200sec Nikon 24-70mm f2.8
Can't remember what highway I took this. Normally i don't like gimicky stuff like selective colorization. Its become a bit of a Cliche' . Everyone has seen that red rose against a B&W image. But this picture was just asking for it.......
5. 17 Nov 2019 Nikon D750 iso 4500 200mm f5.6 100 sec
6. 6 Nov 2019 Nikon D3s iso 200 70mm f6.7 1/350sec Nikon 24-70mm f2.8
Comments
Jon Ossher Posted: 9 Dec 2020
Monet in Myanmar. Amazing how European the light is in these hay fields.
Love shot 1. As a dentist it must have been especially interesting to review. But great sense of the moment, and stunning shape of the watermelon.
Also some beautiful portraits. I especially like shot 2.
Spectacular ! What happens with the ballon, does it just land anywhere?
Chris Bing replies:Hi Christiane, thanks for viewing. Yes the balloon goes anywhere. One crashed into the amusement park, the pirate ship, one into the crowd (see Blog) and one into the power lines. I tell the Burmese they are crazy. And they just laugh!
Jon Ossher Posted: 29 Apr 2020
Striking images Chris. Particularly the second pic from the POV of firing up the balloon - magic and dynamic. Good to see you uploading images again.
Chris Bing replies:Thanks Jon, I do like to get up close and personal.....
brent higham Posted: 6 May 2020
great colours and dramatic images Chris I think you got away with out having permanent damage done to yourself and these guys are realy playing with fire hope they prayers come true.
Chris Bing replies:Thanks Brent it didn't feel dangerous at the time. A bit like attending a bomb fire. But if an accident did occur and the fireworks exploded in front of me it would be a bit like being on White Island.
1. 14 June 2019 Panasonic G9 iso 3200 12mm f3.5 1/10sec Leica DG 12-40 f2.8-4
Young Couple from Brazil, enjoying the evening listening to the tune "Don't cry for me Argentina".
2. iso 3200 60mm f4.0 1/125sec
3. iso 3200 12mm f4.0 1/500sec
4. iso3200 28mm f5.6 1/125sec
5. iso3200 32mm f4.0 1/500sec
6. iso3200 29mm f3.7 1/500sec
Comments
Kim Mumford Posted: 9 Jul 2019
Purely gorgeous! Should visit this place one day .... Thank you for sharing your trip with us Chris.
Chris Bing replies:Thanks Kim, its a great place to go to learn Tango.
brent higham Posted: 13 Jul 2019
Must admit you write a decent travel blog,I know what you could do if you retire, travel the world blogging to the masses while I take the pictures for your articles,if only.I believe your images have captured the tango in its many facets the strength ,intensity the bond between the dancers the flow of movements and of course the sexual tension that seems to ooze out to those watching thanks for sharing.
Chris Bing replies:Thanks Brent, I'm happy to show your images as you are a very good photographer, but you will have to write your own blog as the story comes from the heart!
Young Talent
27 May 2019
Please click on Pasquale to see more photos of her variety concert in Special Projects.
27 April 2019 Panasonic G9 iso 1250 12mm f4 1/125sec Leica DG12-60 f2.8-4
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Hong Kong and Japan
20 April 2019
Been to Hong Kong and Japan over the last few months for a holiday. Here are some of my favourite snapshots in the Home and Blog pages. Also you will find additions to the Guest Page as well.
1. Along Kamogawa river, Kyoto
4 Jan 2019 Lumix G9 iso 640 200mm f5.6 1/200sec Leica DG 50-200 f2.8-4
2. Chinese Fortune Teller
Mong Kok, Hong Kong
6 Jan 2019 G9 iso 200 12mm f11 1/4sec Leica DG 12-60mm f2.8-4
3. Tai O, Lantau Island, Hong Kong
18 Jan 2019 G9 iso 200 12mm f9 1/250sec
4. View from "Above and Beyond" Restaurant, Icon Hotel, East Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
16 Jan 2019 G9 iso 200 12mm f2.8 1.0 sec
5. Promenade Tsim Sha Tsui
18 Mar 2019 G9 iso 200 38mm f10 1/250sec Leica DG 12-60 f2.8-4
6. Tai Kwun Centre for Heritage and Arts Hong Kong
18 Mar 2019 G9 iso 200 24mm f4.5 1/400sec Leica DG 12-60mm f2.8-4
well its clear you are enjoying the g9 personally i like your full frame images theres just something about nikon and pentax i like
Chris Bing replies:Thanks Brent, I do love the G9 and I have become a Lumix Fanboy.
To me the main killer features of the camera are dual body stabilisation and the ability to use long telephotos in small lenses.
However I do agree with your comments. Shooting full frame gives the image a better perspective (noticed I didn't say less depth of field) and having a much larger sensor provides greater depth of colour. Personally i do prefer my photostudies done with my full frame cameras . The images have a certain "Je ne sai quoi"
that can't be achieved with the micro 4/3rd format.
However I am not prepared to take the size and weight of a full frame system wherever I go but I can take the 4/3rd system. And if something special does turn up the camera is capable of getting reasonable shots as you can see on the website. The cell phone or 1 inch sensor cameras are not good enough.Its all about control.
