After the tragic death of my beloved camera phone, my new best friend, Sony’s Cybershot W530, traveled with me through Laos, Cambodia and Thailand. I probably could have been more impressed with the zoom and panorama mode, but wide (and I mean: w—i—d—e) shots and macros turned out contrasty, colorful and beautifully crisp. This is absolutely, totally, one billion percent the best point-and-shoot I ever owned!
Carl Zeiss forever!
Note: all images are hand-held and taken in the basic ‘intelligent auto’ mode.
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- Limo tuk-tuk, Bangkok
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- Still-life with a cat, Vang Vieng
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- Tree, Luang Prabang
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- Wat, Luang Prabang
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- Sunset, Koh Yao Noi
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- Buffalo and duck, Don Det
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- Stairs, Angkor Wat
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- Clouds, Vang Vieng
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- Long Beach, Phi Phi
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- Bamboo bar, Vang Vieng
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- Kouang Si waterfall, Luang Prabang
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- Window, Angkor Wat
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- Lao noodle soup, Luang Prabang
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- Butterflies, Vang Vieng
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- After sunset, Don Det
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- Outdoor kitchen, Don Det
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- Riverside guest house, Luang Prabang
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- Marigolds, Luang Prabang
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- Boats, Luang Prabang
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- Buddha, Angkor Wat
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- Young tree, Koh Yao Noi
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- Tree, Don Det
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- Water buffaloes, Vang Vieng
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- Arc of Truimph, Vientienne
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- Giant faces, Bayon
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- Sunset over Mekong, Luang Prabang
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- Roots, Ta Prohm
Those are some good photos. I am heading to Thailand next week for my first time. I hope to get some decent shots. Looks like your having fun. I enjoy the writing.
Thank you, Bob! I wish you loads of fun in Thailand. Try to taste everything that looks and sounds weird – usually it’s the best stuff.
Awesome!!! wish i have the talent to take very beautiful photos like you did. i enjoyed your photos much. Thanks a lot for sharing those with us.