pagespicsWest of the River: Photography in Bangkok’s Rain
Posted on October 28, 2025
A storm brings photographic opportunities
It is fair to say that I did not get far on this photoshoot. In fact, the pic was captured less than 10 minutes from my front door in the Bang Khae district of Bangkok. I thought the evenings photography was ruined and ducked into a bus shelter to keep dry. The road is always busy, and I could not resist capturing images of people on passing busses, who looked so enigmatic in the pouring rain.
This is part of a developing project, loosely titled ‘West of the River’ and fits with the topic of movement. I wonder what else I can find this side of the Chao Phraya River. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section!
Keep Clicking, Chris
Shooting a Gig
Posted on November 22, 2022
What is this? Two blog posts in one week, it must be something of a miracle. This weekend I was feeling blue (still am to be honest but I’m sure it will get better, particularly as there is some good news on the horizon…). With this in mind I did the best thing possible, and surrounded myself with old friends, new friends, music, food, dancing, and of course, photography. These photos are from the somewhat notorious Smash Palace in Gisborne NZ
its all about the gear
For those of you who care, and I know there are many of you, this was a chance to try out my Sony GMaster 1.4 85mm lens. It was dark, so even with this beast I was still pushing my ISO up to 5000. Fortunately, I have Topaz noise removal to clean each image. Sony’s A7III is still working it’s magic and detecting eyes and faces in the low-light conditions.
What’s next?
I have just got my drone repaired (again) so later this week I hope to capture some aerial photography. Also, I will endeavor to get through another roll of film, as I am enjoying the slowed down process of developing my own film. Another film camera has been added to my collection in the form of an old Olympus OM10 film, which I have hankered after for a while and was available at a super cheap price. Hopefully the camera will function as it should!
That’s all for now folks. Keep clicking, Chris
Old Delhi
Posted on October 14, 2019
I have recently returned from a brief photography trip to Delhi. This is a magical area for Street Photography. Markets and lanes are filled with colour and life. Early mornings helped produce the best images. As the sun rises the light is soft, and the streets are still quiet.
Moving to the Sony A7iii for Street Photography
Posted on January 9, 2019
A move from Olympus Cameras.
This Christmas Santa delivered an A7iii. Actually, I got a good deal on it while stuck at Singapore Airport. Does this mean I am ditching my Olympus Em5ii forever? The M4/3 (Micro four thirds) system is flexible, lightweight, responsive and home to some great lenses. I am likely to keep the system as a high-end backup and a lightweight travel option. So why change systems?
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