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Hello 老大! Long time no see. This one tok gong!

Hello ckw10066, your 590nm certainly gives much more colour than perhaps what an ELP or an R72 would. - An R72 has this frequency range: cut off starts at 680mn, and 50% at 720nm. It certainly cuts off more visible lights than ELP & your 590nm. - The Edmund Long Pass (ELP) filter would...

Oh.. a beauty, this one. Really nice. v0857, allow me to suggest.. up the exposure a little bit more.. perhaps by another 1/3 stop to 1/2 a stop. In infrared photography, you need not worry about being a little bit over. That will give you a slightly better exposure. In this lovely shot of...

Hello SkyStrike. No. 1 is certainly a beauty. No question about that. The funny colours in the sky in No.5 is due to polarisation.. you may have inadvertently pushed the colours a little bit more. But it's ok. IR is, end of the day, a surreal image. I prefer doing a 100% swap first. You can...

Hello, my good thoongeng .. Your that shot of Jokulsarlon Ice Beach really takes the cake, man! Now I know finally, what you were trying to do when you climbed on that huge chunk of ice! Kudos!

Hello Mythmaker, In terms of the tone, I like this best. Maybe I am just a more golden foliage person. Just keep an eye out for the hot spot in the middle of this photo, which strangely didn't appear in the other two shots. Keep your shots coming! Sincerely yours, limwhow

Hello cpark188, Of your collection, I particularly enjoy these two. In these shots, you have brought out the characteristic of IR in the foliage, which is its most expressive aspect. I like no. 12 because of its composition with the silhouette of the statue watching over the pagoda. Keep up the...

Nyla Pass Not bad lah.. all that shaking and banging and bodies and limbs being thrown around inside the jeep got a little bit of rest when we came to Nyla Pass at almost 4000m. Well, at least it was another one more rest point for our shaken bodies. This is one of the higher passes along the...

Midday... the jeep stopped somewhere in the middle of no where... Haha.. another small village called Chharang. Our lunch point. Some more dhal bat and chowmein (fried noodles)... and we were off again, pass Nyla pass..

Ghami On jeep trips like these, one village would inevitably get merged into another village. And after a while, I couldn't tell Ghilling apart from Ghami. But past by Ghami we did, and saw the longest mani wall in Mustang we did too. As depicted by wkcheah in his lovely shot... Click on...

The monotony of the jeep hum couldn't overcome the multiple surges of adrenaline within my blood stream as the driver took on the road, testing the maximum speed attainable by his 4WD. I was glad to have a break when we arrived at Ghilling (Geling). Phew... the boys and girls jumped off for a...

Day 5: Syangboche to Lo Manthang A nice bumpy jeep ride with plenty of good view of the edge of the cliffs... The story continues... Yupe. Time comes to moving out. It was to be an about 4 hour plus jeep ride through mountain roads.. And frankly as I told the rest of the team after the ride...

Beautiful, vngks and wkcheah! There you are.. I was waiting for you guys to put in your photos and then the story can continue! Great jobs, guys! And wkcheah I was really banging on you for the history part of Lo Manthang and Tiji Festival, for you are the historian amongst us. Thank you!

Wah.. nice nice movement shot! Man, you guys were all so intensely focussing on your shooting at World Peace Stupa. The shots certainly tell. And this one is swee! SereneXMM and I were simply relaxing and walking leisurely around.

Fwoooooooah! Stylo Mylo yah! That was why no one showered when we spent the night in Chele.. LOL!

Day 5: Syangboche to Lo Manthang Well, finally this day came. We were going to arrive at Lo Manthang... haha.. after all the toil and sweat. The walled-city of Lo Manthang is essentially a very small town-like enclosure, and every part of this 'city' is within walking distance. The Royal...

Too shagged to eat... Looking at this photo, it was pretty memorable because 'TIRED' was written all over the faces. Yes, a few of us were simply too tired to even eat. So skipped dinner, some of us did. But we had some hot drinks. Vngks, as always needed his food. And I too.

Thanks so much for coming on board, Will03! Just a simply little travelling diary here. LOL.. Hope you enjoyed some of it.

"How high are we at now ah?" asked wkcheah. "3973m, almost at 4000m liao." I panted. So we made another turn, and another couple of rounds.. and finally Syangboche was in sight... "Oh, finally we have made the real last turn," said a very relieved wkcheah. "But wow.. the descend is going...

OK, let's push on! Let's go let's go... There was no more stops between Benha and Syangboche. By now, the minds and the bodies had fused into one utterly confused, zombified walking machine... And the only signal that the brains send out to the limbs was a dull Morse code of neurotransmitters...