Just another sunset shot from another beach. This time it is Nai Yang Beach in Phuket, Thailand.​

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I was out to capture the sunrise by the lake. After the sun had passed the horizon, I turned my back to it and captured this view with my full-spectrum converted camera and a 590nm filter.

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Here is an infrared photo taken with my standard camera (i.e. not my converted one), so the exposure time needed to be a bit longer (74 sec) to let enough light in through the 720nm filter. I like the way how that makes the water smooth as silk.​

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One of my favorite places. This time in the dark, looking at the stars and the lights on the other side of the lake.

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Sometimes you need a beacon to guide you on the right path. Sometimes you need a light in the darkness. And sometimes you just need a nice view of the morning sky… :)

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Oh man! This guy looks so darn cool. (Pardon my french…) I took this quick snapshot on a music festival a few years back. Those were the good times…

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This one is actually quite big. I have no idea if it is dangerous though.

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My favorite time of day. At least if I have my coffee thermos with me… :)

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This day I was on foot, but I also like to take a taxi sometimes. The wind, the smell, the sound…

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This photo was actually taken after the blue hour, but with a 590nm filter on a full-spectrum camera and after some postprocessing the result can still be like this…

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