We observed many handcrafts in Cambodia: producing and coloring silk then weaving scarves, carving Buddhas out of marble, making traditional pottery “freehand” and on a wheel, making of small fire ovens, piggy banks… Continue reading
Last update: 30 April, 2013 This topic is relevant to all computer users, but since this is a photography-related site, let’s put this in a photographic perspective. Say you were on a photo… Continue reading
Early in the morning of the third day we started our round-trip around the Tonlé Sap lake. In Cambodia you’ve got pretty much a single choice when you want to cover larger distances… Continue reading
The mysterious and famous Angkor Wat temples were the main reason to choose Cambodia as our next travel destination. Being the largest religious monument in the world and a World Heritage Site, you hear so… Continue reading
Last update: 16 April, 2013 While some hobby photographers shoot mainly in their neighborhood and take only few images a day, others pay thousands of dollars to travel to exotic locations, shoot thousands… Continue reading
The whole “Photographically Curious” thing started rather innocuously: Katja and I needed a name for our Facebook page. But as soon as we agreed on that name, we felt that it very accurately… Continue reading
Our trip to Cambodia is coming up soon, so it’s time to think about what to take along. On recent trips (Turkey, Namibia, India) I carried the large LowePro Micro Trekker 200 (1,… Continue reading
If you want to earn money by teaching photography or leading photo tours, read this post. I did it and have some insights for you, for free. Short History In Sept 2010 a… Continue reading
I’ve just created a portfolio with images from my 2012 Tour in Namibia. Click on the image below to see the gallery. This was a three-week trip with five friends. We’d rented two jeeps… Continue reading
It might seem like a major overkill at first, but we did it anyway: we designed a logo for Photographically Curious. We’ll be using it as an identity plate in Lightroom, as a watermark… Continue reading
Venice is a very special place. It’s not very big, so you can get a feel for it in about 3-4 days. Be prepared to walk a lot and stay away from the… Continue reading
It’s a new blog… It’s got a new name and a new address, and it’s got new authors. You may know Bojidar from some previous photographic venues (noart, photogether, the Pentax K-Mount page),… Continue reading
