Travel Photography in Bangkok
I visited Bangkok once before, back in 2014, and I have been looking forward to returning to this fantastic city for more travel photography ever since. I had a photo tour of Bhutan scheduled, and this provided the perfect opportunity to spend a few days in Bangkok before traveling there.
As a travel photographer, I was eager to see how much the city had changed over the years and to capture this vibrant place's unique character and spirit.
This was also my first time vlogging. I really don't have any experience filming and or editing, plus I am super camera shy; however, this is a hurdle that I genuinely need to overcome. Obviously, I wanted to document the trip to Bhutan, so a couple of days in Bangkok were perfect for testing my setup and getting used to filming myself. You'll see what I mean in the video below, as I used two cameras, with and without gimbals.
The Fujifilm GFX 100S is my go-to camera for travel photography, but with two bodies, lenses, and tripods, it gets heavy. So for the video, I wanted a minimal setup, so I used the DJI Osmo 3 and the iPhone 14 Pro Max to record it. I think I got decent results in the first video, but I will get better eventually.
Over the course of my trip, I visited some of Bangkok's most iconic landmarks and neighborhoods, from the ornate temples of Wat Pho and Wat Arun to the bustling street markets of Chinatown and the waterways.
I was constantly amazed by Bangkok's endless photographic opportunities, and I was glad to be back.
Anyways, that's enough of words; take a look at the video and the photo gallery below.
This gallery contains the photos that I have featured in the video. Make sure to click on them in order to see them at full resolution
That’s all for now, more coming soon, in the meantime, drop me a comment, let me know what you think and check out my new Youtube Channel.
