Travel & Humanitarian Photos
I’ve recently acquired a Canon 24mm TS-E II lens, which is great for correcting those annoyingly converging vertical lines. Indeed, after just a few days, I’m wishing that all my lenses had the “Shift” capability that would allow me to keep vertical lines parallel to the edge of the frame whilst still being able to [...]
I’m really enjoying the chance to play with the light in the cloisters of Angkor Wat in Cambodia. When I saw this Peacock Dancer posing with his friends for the benefit of tourists inside Angkor Wat, I was sure there was an opportunity to create something mystical, an image, perhaps, that might illustrate a Khmer [...]
How much would someone have to pay you to drink the water on the left? This is the question posed by the NGO “a child’s right” in their Clean Water Challenge. When you consider that the glass on the left is highly likely to contain water bearing some of the contaminants that kill over 3 [...]
It’s a Processing, Uploading and Admin weekend here at Gough Towers and whilst those big ol’ files are making their way to the Photoshelter servers and the upload clock ticks slowly around, I’m taking a quick look at some of the images that remain unprocessed from trips earlier in the year. This one comes from [...]