Camera: Nikon D800, Lens: 105mm, Settings: f9, 1/200 sec, ISO 400 What You Need to Know About Hill Tribe Tourism by Kevin Landwer-Johan Bad news is easy news to write because people love to read it. Many articles are written about perceived negative aspects of what’s known as ‘Hill Tribe Tourism’. Taking a hill tribe […]
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Taking Photos in Thailand [How To Be Courteous] by Kevin Landwer-Johan People often have good questions about taking photos in Thailand. Can you photograph monks in Thailand? What is temple etiquette in Thailand? Is it okay to photograph Buddha statues in temples? Are there restrictions on photographing in shopping malls in Bangkok? Are you interested
Street photography in Chiang Mai, Thailand, is the best way to capture the essence of this wonderful northern city.
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Travel Photographer – Great Photos Are Not Made By Your Great Camera by Kevin Landwer-Johan To take great photos you don’t need a great camera. A good travel photographer can take great photos wherever they are with whatever camera they have. Relying on your expensive camera when you’re on a photography trip is not a
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How To Choose Between a Thailand Photography Workshop or Tour by Kevin Landwer-Johan It makes good sense to take a Thailand photography tour or workshop. But you may not be sure of which will suit you best. Photography, when you travel to Thailand, is essential. This country is full of visual culture and compelling smiles.
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What To Do In Chiang Mai In 3 Days [the best ideas] by Kevin Landwer-Johan Planning a DIY tour in Chiang Mai and wondering what to spend 3 days doing? This travel article will bring some perspective to your options. This is not a Chiang Mai travel blog written by a fleeting sojourner. I have
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25 Valuable Tips For The Best Travel Photography Portraits by Kevin Landwer-Johan Travel always involves meeting people. Learning to make great travel photography portraits will enrich your experience. It will also help preserve your wonderful memories. Here are 25 tips to help you make the best travel photography portraits. One big regret I have from
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Camera: Nikon D800, Lens: 35mm, Settings: f4.5, 1/250 sec, ISO 400 Tuktuks, Temple, Monks and Markets by Kevin Landwer-Johan Tuktuks, temples, monks and markets are all great to photograph when you come to Chiang Mai. But there are other fabulous photo opportunities to discover in Thailand’s ‘Rose of the North’. Often I encourage people not
Camera: Nikon D700, Lens: 105mm, Settings: f3.5, 1/320 sec, ISO 100 How To Choose the Best Travel Photography Workshop by Kevin Landwer-Johan Let me help you choose the best travel photography workshop experience. Travel time is precious. Most of us don’t get enough of it and we all want to make sure we have great
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Why Shy Photographers Can Actually Make the Best Portraits by Kevin Landwer-Johan Shy people are uncomfortable in front of the camera. They do not like being photographed. They don’t like seeing their portrait. This is one reason shy photographers can make the best portriats. “A portrait is not made in the camera but on either
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Awesome Photography Workshop with a Baby Elephant by Kevin Landwer-Johan Unique experiences enhance your travel experience. This is why we offer custom travel photography workshop with an elephant. Encountering elephants close up is always exciting. Coupled with a gorgeous Thai model dressed in traditional costume and you have the makings of a once in a