Perspectives

Perspectives in photography provide a fresh way to see our daily surroundings. This collection features images that explore unique angles in both urban and rural settings. Some shots look up at tall structures to highlight their scale, such as the Rama VIII Bridge seen on my walk near Phra Arthit Pier in Bangkok. Other photographs capture low angle views. These different viewpoints maybe help to reveal hidden aspects within a scene, all by changing the camera position.

A long exposure night photograph of the Rama VIII Bridge in Bangkok. The large single pylon and suspension cables are lit in a brilliant gold against a black night sky. The bridge spans across a dark river that shows smooth, shimmering yellow and white reflections. Bright streetlights create a starburst effect along the bridge's edge.

Looking up from a courtyard in Hong Kong at four symmetrical high rise apartment buildings that frame a square of cloudy sky in a monochrome urban architectural symmetry study.

An artistic upside down Bangkok street reflection showing the Ghost Tower with a large billboard in a rainwater puddle on a narrow city alleyway.

A silhouette of a traditional Thai longtail boat at sunset with colorful ceremonial ribbons on the prow, reflecting in the still ocean water

A long paved road leads into a misty forest where golden morning sunlight filters through the tall tropical trees at sunrise.

Black and white close-up of a dew-covered spider web hanging from a barbed wire strand attached to a weathered wooden post in a foggy field.

A person wearing vintage black mesh gloves holds up a smartphone to record a video of people enjoying a swing dance at Hua Lamphong Station in Bangkok.

A long exposure shot of wooden stilt houses extending out sea at early morning with glowing warm lights and smooth water. Available as an original download.

Empty platform at Hua Lamphong Railway Station in Bangkok, with a red wood bench, parked train carriages, and a stained glass window arch lit by late afternoon sun.

These photographs are all available to download. Personal licences start from US$4.99, commercial licences from US$8.99. You can read about the licences here.

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