Well this article will be a work in progress, but I’ve just started creating some large panoramas of the Dubai skyline, so I’ll add in here as my collection grows.
If you’re going to shoot panoramas of Dubai’s skyline, you’ve got to start at the top. My first effort is of the Burj Khalifa, which [...]
Here are some Panoramic pictures of mostly Auckland, Mount Eden and Mount Ruapehu in the north island. Thanks to Andi and Emma for some of the pictures.
Enjoy
Bastakiya is an old district in Bur Dubai near the creek, which was one of the first trading areas in the city. It is made up of old merchant houses, winding streets and lots of windtowers to catch the breeze and create an early and effective form of air conditioning. These days the [...]
I am very lucky to have the dad that I have. It’s thanks to him that I was able to visit Antarctica, one of the remotest places on Earth. You see, he works as an ice pilot on cruise ships sailing in that part of the world and was able to wrangle a free trip [...]
Here are some examples of the amazing videos you can create with your video DSLR. When I get the money, I am thinking about getting one of those. I’m just waiting for the prices to drop a little bit. Yes Yes, some hardcore photographers say that there is no space for video on [...]
I just wanted to share a nice little video that shows the possibilities of the new SprintCam. It is from last year, but still awesome to watch. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did.
SprintCam v3 NAB 2009 showreel from David Coiffier on Vimeo
It has been done my friends! The new SanDisk® Extreme® Pro™ CompactFlash® Card will coast you $895.99 for 64GB. If you are a sports photographer or if you need an extremely fast card you might want to think about this one. But if you are the average amateur Photographer, I really don’t think you [...]
I got married on the first of the year, and for our honeymoon my beautiful bride and I took a cruise to Mexico. The one experience that I really wanted to have while we were down there was to visit some Mayan Ruins. During high school I took four years of Spanish, and [...]
After Thailand, and particularly Bangkok, being in the news for all the wrong reasons recently, I thought I’d post a few photos from my visit in September 2009. Here are a few from the grounds of The Grand Palace, Bangkok.
No place that I have ever traveled to holds as much appeal to me as the Rocky Mountains. Of course, different areas of the Rockies have different climates and characteristics. I’ve lived in several different Rocky Mountain states and traveled through more, but I unfortunately currently find myself much farther East in the [...]
Here is a very good video to describe a mysterious country: Japan. The video was made by Kenichi Tanaka and it was originally made in Japanese for a Japanese audience. English narration by Emily Millar
Message from the creator: This is my final thesis project. I created info-graphic, motion piece. My objective is to make Japanese people [...]
TOURISM IN NEPAL WITH NO WHEELS TURNING, DURING THIS POLITICAL CRISIS, WHEN THE MAOIST DEMANDED GENERAL STRIKE: Limited, very limited to where your feet, breath and courage can take you. This is what I have been able to do during my Nepali strike days, which is more than most has dared to do.
MONKEY TEMPLE: This [...]
3 weeks in New Zealand
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Bab Al Shams – Desert Hotel, Dubai
New Zealand’s North Island
Japan 1/1
