We’re having an absolutely fantastic time here in Siem Reap with our photography!
Marco Ryan, Gavin Gough, Matt Brandon and I are here with 14 participants for the first annual Angkor Photo Workshop. Frankly, I’m so busy that I have no time to blog it, so I’ll just post this one image and say…we wish you were here.
The 2018 Jim Cline Photo Tours Vietnam Explorer Photo Tour has been completed. Another amazing trip through a country full […]
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A short film, chronicling the 2017 Jim Cline Photo Tours Pushkar trip. Still images and ground-based video shot using the […]
During our tour we visit the golden city of Jaisalmer. Jaisalmer is named after its founder Maharawal Jaisal Singh, a […]
A selection of images in black and white from my recent Jim Cline Photo Tours, Pushkar trip, ending with some […]
During the first full moon of November, India’s Pushkar Fair, Asia’s largest camel and livestock market springs to life in […]
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Wow Karl, what a great picture. The composition, color, mood, dof, everything!. This is exactly the type of photography I’ll be doing once we get to Africa. I hope for the opportunity to go on one of your tours and learn from you.
Q: Do you post edit, i.e. in Photoshop? My instincs say ‘no’. I look forward to when I get more photos straight from the sensor, as I see them. I really don’t like the idea of “Light it, shoot it, retouch it” as others say. I’d rather just light it and shoot it, ONCE! Practice, practice, practice…
Great photo Karl.
Rodney
Wish I were there too!
Enjoy and say hello to Lisa and Ruti for me.
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Hi Rodney,
In answer to your question…yes, it’s straight out of the camera. The lighting was phenomenal at this location with doorway light on the monk in the foreground, while the other monks in the background are illuminated by a window. When I saw the opportunity to make the image, I knew it would be a good one, and I must say I am pleased.
Thanks for your comment Rodney, I hope you’ll join me on a workshop some day.
Cheers,
Karl