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4x3, Aerial, Australia, Gibb River Rd, Lake, Landscape, Summer, Western Australia, self-portrait

Green in Gibb River

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4×3, Aerial, Australia, Gibb River Rd, Lake, Landscape, Summer, Western Australia

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Planning to visit Bali? Save this for later Tips

Planning to visit Bali? Save this for later
Tips on how to find this spot and the best time to explore and take photos from here.
This is one of my favourite spots in Bali!
But to get here, you must take an hour speedboat to the off-island nearby.
How? Go to Sanur harbour, and look for a speed boat to Nusa Penida.
Once you get to the island, you can rent a bike for 40,000 to 80,000 Indonesian Rupiah.
Then put in Broken Beach beach on your google maps.
The best time to visit is at sunset. This spot is located in the westmost part of the island.
For that reason, you have the option to see the colours in this spot or face west to the main island.
But there's another spot that looks incredible using a drone called angel's Billabong!
I'm planning fully inclusive photography and astrophotography adventures in Bali.
Want to learn more about it? Send me a dm or let me know in the comment below 👇🏽

I was a little shocked and confused. These photos

I was a little shocked and confused. These photos here was meant to be included in my carousel post yesteday but they turned out appearing blank and black even though it’s already posted on my 3rd to 7th slide.
Truth is, I am not in Canada right now, but I am on another Wicked Hunt hiking up a volcano in Indonesia this weekend.
However I was so excited to share these photos here yesterday that I have to post it again today.
I’m looking forward to share photos from my recent trip but until then, here’s more larches!
What are you guys doing this weekend? Anything exciting? Let me know in the comment below.
If you didn't know it yet, I host The Art of Photography Podcast, where we talk about artist’s journey and how photography has given them hope, purpose and happiness.
You can listen to the podcasts on podcast.thewickedhunt.com link in my bio too!
Don't forget to let me know which one is your favourite!

Happy first day of Autumn my friends in the US, Ca

Happy first day of Autumn my friends in the US, Canada and the rest of the Northern Hemisphere 🍂🍁
Do you know that sea of larches are one of the most challenging scene to shoot?
What do I mean by that?
Being able to capture a moment and eternalising it in a form of photograph is a beautiful feeling.
It gave us that sense of achievement and happiness.
Larch trees usually grow on high altitude, it has beautiful yellow colors like this.
However, it can be difficult to capture because there's lack of contrast.
When there're only one or two larches then you could see the shape of the actual tree but when there are hundreds of them, they all tend to blend together.
It was something I struggled with when I first shot these trees.
In order to get this kind of glow you need to get the right lights... I'll talk more about it tomorrow.
But how do I retain separation and make sure that the shapes of each tree are visible?
Making sure that I underexpose and dodge burning.
Underexposure helps to retain the highlights.
But also during post processing I make sure there's enough highligts and shadow
These highlights and shadow are the two that will create seperation, without it, it'll look like a big blob of yellow.
It took me a while.. Going back and forth with multiple iteration.
I was very happy when I figured it out, because otherwise I'd have hundreds of photos with big blobs of yellow in my hard disk 😂
Sometimes we go to places, but the photos that we take aren't a good representation of that day.
If you want to take shortcut your photography to the next level, shoot me a message and see the different ways I could help you.
Shot on @canonaustralia 5D mk iv

Well this is a first! I never done reels in Black

Well this is a first!
I never done reels in Black and white.. And tell me what do you think?
@siruiaustralia @siruiimaging @canon.indonesia

Don't forget to live a life driven by passion and

Don't forget to live a life driven by passion and love, NOT fear
Another Wicked Hunt chasing this view..
How was I able to get that deep color? More about that later..
It was one long hike up.. It was about 11 km one way just to get to the trailhead
The forecast shows heavy rain after lunch, but what the heck!
It's A Wicked Hunt!
Let's see what's out there, and we give it a chance..
We made it to this breathtaking viewpoint and took many photos when the clouds started to roll in..
We decided to turn around, and the moment we made it to the trailhead, the rain poured in..
Ah! What a perfect coincidence..
To get that deep color, I was using @kasefiltersglobal Magnetic Circular Polariser Filter
The CPL helped to remove glare, and for that reason, I was able to get a deep color of the lakes
In frame @discoverini

That glorious morning from top of the highest Volc

That glorious morning from top of the highest Volcano in Bali.
How many of you love to hike?
I still have an ambition to be able to go to the top of Himalaya. Simply to see whether I have what it take to push myself to the limit.
There's so many ambitions and goal, what are some of your craziest goal in life?

Who are you? 🤔 I know that Instagram has been

Who are you? 🤔
I know that Instagram has been playing around with the algorithm a lot and for that reason, some of you might not see my latest posts.
This photo here was taken in Australia few years ago in spring time, which made me reminisce that time being amongst these beautiful Jacaranda flowers because I believe that around this time, Jacarandas are starting to bloom again down under.
I'd like to get to know you better, let me know something about yourself
or
perhaps what's your favourite photography moments?

28 years old and never seen a sunrise As a landsc

28 years old and never seen a sunrise
As a landscape photographer, it sounds unreal when hearing someone has never seen a sunrise in their life at 28 years old.
Ok, be honest.. Let me know if you have seen a sunrise or not in the comment below 👇🏽
But I guess I wasn't that much different after all.
About 6 years ago, I would never wake up for sunrise. I was a night owl, not an early bird.
The only reason I would wake up that early was when a group of friends forced me to wake up and drive to work.
But photography changed my life. Do you ever feel the same way?
I would wake up at 4 or have no sleep at all to see the sunrise.
I always look back and ask myself, why? What was the difference?
And after I had given it a bit of thought, I realised that it was a PURPOSE
Photography has given me a purpose to sacrifice my sleep for something better.
That is why I love photography.
I realised it was not the photo, but I fell in love with the process.
The adventures of going to new places, the process of discovery, looking for new angles and the ability to freeze a moment to preserve it for years to come.
That's why I love photography... Why do you love photography?
If you didn't know it yet, I host The Art of Photography Podcast, where we talk about artist journey and how photography has given them hope, purpose and happiness.
You can listen to the podcasts on podcast.thewickedhunt.com link in my bio too!
Don't forget to let me know which one is your favourite!
The ever so majestic Mt Agung
Have you ever hiked a volcano before?

I love your photos, but I cannot go on crazy hikes

I love your photos, but I cannot go on crazy hikes like you do.
Well, let me just show you this photo, which is actually just by the parking lot.
It literally took me five minutes to walk to the edge of the lake to take these photos 🌌
Now, many people think to be able to capture awe-inspiring photos you need to go to awe-inspiring landscape but world renowned places around the world.
Well, it doesn't have to be like that. All you have to do is to understand the different composition secret formula that you can use to craft something that is unique, whether it is five minutes away from your house, an hour away, or even if you want to fly all around the world with it.
But the most important thing is to know how to find these places, and to know how to create a composition that is truly unique, so that when you take the photo and put it in and process it in in Lightroom or Photoshop, you're able to craft something that is different and unique to what others have captured around your area.
So if you want to be able to learn this methods, all you got to do is click on the link in my bio, or shoot me a DM and I'll see you on the inside.

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