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2x3, Australia, Gibb River Rd, Landscape, River, Western Australia

Sitting by Gibb River

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2×3, Australia, Gibb River Rd, Landscape, River, Western Australia

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Let have some fun and caption this 👇🏽 And l

Let have some fun and caption this 👇🏽
And let me know below if you think it's photoshoped or not? 😉

How can you capture something unique from a place

How can you capture something unique from a place where it has been photographed a million times?
I took this beautiful and tranquil scene during a cloudy day..
When most people stay in bed because most believe that you can't take good photos during days like this.
Have you ever played spot the difference?
There are two photographs taken from the same spot, on the same day, during the same time..
But, the two show a different perspectives..
It also gives a different emotion and provides a distinct sense of the landscape.
And all I did was zoom in and out..
You see, capturing a photo that stands out doesn't have to be hard or complicated if you understand the basics..
The simplest thing makes the biggest difference..
So if you want to learn the essential skill so that you can document your life through awe-inspiring and beautiful photography, get in touch, and we can discuss the best way to contact you towards your goal!
If you see between the two photos, what are some of the differences that you can spot?
Shot on @canonaustralia

Tourism vs conservation... This is still my favou

Tourism vs conservation...
This is still my favourite waterfall I've ever visited
It's always hard to find the balance.
You could see how beautiful this spot is, and in the past, you have lined up just to get a clean shot...
The pandemic hit Bali hard
Many people depend on tourism, and when I first came back to Bali from Canada, I was crushed!
The place that never sleeps was empty like a ghost sound.
But at the same time, I am glad to be able to see nature reviving.
I do find it sad to see pathways built to access some of these breathtaking nature so that more people can reach them easily..
So what do you think? Is tourism a bad thing?
How do we get the most out of everything?
I have something exciting in the pipeline, so stay tuned because you don't want to miss this!
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Ps. To capture photos of silky water, you need to do long exposure. And to do this during the day, you need a filter.
That's where @kasefiltersglobal is a game-changer
Want to learn more, hit me on the DM 👋🏼
Shot on @canon.indonesia @siruiaustralia @kasefiltersglobal

What an honour it was to have my photography and T

What an honour it was to have my photography and The Wicked Hunt featured on National Park Travellers.
You can read the story behind each photos on bit.ly/NatParkTWH
Here is a snippet of the article.
For a few precious weeks in early winter, usually after the water freezes and before the first snowfall, some lakes in Alberta’s Rocky Mountains form “wild ice.” The smooth surface is temporarily skateable and sometimes gorgeous frozen bubbles can be seen just beneath the surface.
When Stanley Aryanto moved to Banff in 2019, living in Lake Louise and then Canmore, he couldn’t wait to experience wild ice. The travel/landscape photographer, educator and explorer runs the Wicked Hunt Photography and says “the photo is kind of the bonus for me. The main thing is for me to find the experience.”
You can read the rest on https://bit.ly/NatParkTWH
Gears used for the shot: @canonaustralia @canoncanada @siruiimaging @kasefiltersglobal

How are you? Sometimes it feels like you're stand

How are you?
Sometimes it feels like you're standing alone against the world
But just because you can't see them doesn't mean you're alone, doesn't mean there's no one who cares about you
Don't be afraid to ask for help
Anyone need someone to talk to, my DM is open..
P.s if you're looking for prints to make your living space alive, almost all of my photos are available for gallery quality print.
Shot on @canonaustralia @siruiaustralia

Not every day is a good day, but there's always so

Not every day is a good day, but there's always something good in everyday 😃
I was out all day. Since I was sleeping in the car during summer, I couldn't sleep too long.
It was hot! So I was exploring Waterton National park all day, and by sunset, I was exhausted..
I wasn't sure if I should go.. But I am glad I did..
Being up on top of this viewpoint, watching the sun setting and Milky Way rising..
Now that's a good day!
When I arrived and started hiking in Indonesia, people asked me..
Why would you carry all these gears?
You could hire a potter for an affordable price..
For me, this is part of the journey. This is the passion..
The struggle actually makes the shot worth even more..
Have you ever felt passionate about something?
You don't stop at anything..
Every struggle is a challenge..
Every roadblock is a motivation..
And every pain is a triumph..
That's why I push my limit.. I carry all that I can.. To go to these heights capturing one of a kind landscape photograph.
I take the honour of carrying these gears, cramping up or strapping my knees because I push too hard sometimes.
But this is what makes me feel alive!
This is The Wicked Hunt.
But life wasn't always like this.. I went through and still going through times where I am unsure how to capture a particular scene..
But over these years, I've built a library.
A library that had taught me and my mentee how to create stunning and beautiful photography.
So if that's something you want to discover, the Astrophotography Legend masterclass and mentorship are happening very soon. You'll be able to discover how to plan, shoot and process Milky Way shots like this that you can be proud of..
Who's ready to sign up?
Shoot me a DM to be on the waiting list!
P.s this photo is available as a museum-grade prints
Shot on @canonaustralia 5D mk iv
@kasefiltersglobal night filter
@siruiaustralia tripod

Happy world's ocean day, Wicked Hunters! How man

Happy world's ocean day, Wicked Hunters!
How many of you an underwater photographers?
This photo is part of my NFT collection available on opensea.
With it, you also get another personalised piece of NFT if you're one of the next 3 collectors
And you get a choice of
- one on one mentorship
- ready to hang a print
- or photo book
By the way, Facebook has banned me from posting or replying to any comment.
So if I haven't replied to your comments, this is why!
I'm not ignoring you 😃
Ps if anyone can help me with this Facebook issue, please dm me...
Chat to you soon!

This is a post of passion… what did I mean by th

This is a post of passion… what did I mean by that?
I can't find any better photo to represent my passion for THE WICKED HUNT than this shot..
We started the drive at 11 pm. When we got there, we realised that we did not need to begin the hike that early
How many can relate?
We waited a couple of hours in the parking lot because apparently... We didn't need to leave that early!
Knowing that the hike was much shorter than anticipated, I decided to bring more of my gear..
25 kg - 2 camera bodies, a drone, two tripods, batteries and all the other stuff that come with it
I was FOMO ing.. I didn't want to miss a shot..
So we started the hike, and as we progressed, I told myself...
How amazing would it be to be able to capture the transition between night, dawn and sunrise..
But I realised that I was running out of time..
So I went ahead of my friends and the guide
I rushed my way to the top so that I could get there before the sun rose on the horizon
One step at a time, I was running out of breath, and my muscle was burning, but I pushed with everything I had...
I already have this shot and the timelapse in my head pictured...
As soon as I got to the top, I was on the ground. I realised that I was not as fit as I thought.
I was nearly puking, but I was fuelled by my passion
It was cold. The wind was blowing hard.
I found a spot to set up my tripod and started taking timelapse while doing jumping jacks, trying to keep myself warm..
The climb was hard, but the view and experience were worth it!
This depicted my passion and love for this wicked hunt..
Staying up all night, spending time with the stars..
Have a Wicked Hunt exploring nature chasing sunrise..
And the love for adventures going to places that not everyone gets to go to at stupid o'clock..
To experience documents and share them with the world!
How many of you have the same passion and drive?
This is why I love what I do despite everything that I had to face
Imposters syndrome, doubts, failures, being mocked on social media, dropping my camera 30 meters down the mountain, financial difficulties..
This is what the Wicked Hunt means for me..

I just want to capture my holidays in a way that c

I just want to capture my holidays in a way that can do the good memory justice.
Saying Hi from Austrian Alps...
Ah, take me back! What a beautiful memory this was.
Are you looking for prints? I am offering 20% off for you who have been following my journey.
Send me a DM, and I'll send you the discount code!

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