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On the terrace
I am writing this post as I’m waiting for my flight to Bangalore where I will be for the next few days shooting a 3 day Indian wedding. I will then fly back to Dubai for a couple of days and then again head back to Bangalore to shoot a second 3 day wedding. If you’re wondering how come I’m shooting two weddings in a row in Bangalore, I can tell you that there are 2 sisters getting married in consecutive weekends. While I’m sure it will be quite hectic to shoot 3 full days followed by another 3 days, I am also convinced that it will be very interesting, colourful and exciting. I am also taking a couple of days off in Bangalore to see the sights so hopefully I will have some good shots to post in the next weeks.
Uploaded on Dec 17, 2009
Lablung-La Pass
This is a panorama I took in the summer while traveling from Kathmandu to Beijing over land. The view is from the top of the Lablung-La Pass, a pass that reaches 5050m at its highest point and where every move you make reminds you that there’s not that much air this high up.
Uploaded on Dec 15, 2009
Quiet night
I haven’t posted a black and white shot for quite a while and I thought the scene below fits to black and white particularly because of the texture of the walls. I took this photograph a few weeks ago at Bab Al Shams on the outskirts of Dubai and at the time I wasn’t quite sure if it was worthy of a blog post. In the end, processing it in black and white changed my mind and I decided to share it with you and hear what you thought of it.
Uploaded on Dec 13, 2009
Lights on
As I told you a few days ago, last Saturday I went on a shoot with Dominic and most of the shots we took were of the National Bank of Dubai (now known as Emirates NBD) building on Dubai Creek.
Uploaded on Dec 10, 2009
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Dubai panorama
I’m always worried when I post panoramas here on the blog because they are really difficult to appreciate as they’re too small in this format. Like before, I suggest you view the large version of the shot below. This particular panorama is taken from the top of the flyover at Mall of the Emirates and it’s made out of 7 frames stitched together with Photoshop.
Uploaded on Dec 8, 2009
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