Vietnam & Cambodia trip
January 13, 2018
Hello readers!!! The long-awaited post is finally up :P hehehe sorry for the delay (tbh I've procrastinating that's why HAHAHA sorry hehe :P) This post is going to be a little long than usual because it consists of photos from my Vietnam and Cambodia trip!!
(So the page might take awhile to load hehe sorry!)
(So the page might take awhile to load hehe sorry!)
This was a family trip and it was 12 days long. The itinerary for both Vietnam & Cambodia were all planned by my dad :3 For those who have already watched my V&C vlog you may be familiar with the picture on the top of this post :P and yes its the picture I used for my vlog's thumbnail!!! Hehehe but if you haven't watch it, worries not because I've attached the vlog at the end of this post too ;)
Hope you guys enjoyed the photos!!! :D
(First two pic from the left were taken in Phnom Penh // last two pic from the right were taken in Siem Reap)
One of the local restaurant (Kabbas) we've visited, their wall was full of doodles/ drawings by customers, and you can tell that most of them are tourists from their drawings (as they mentioned their country/ drew country flag on it). While I was still thinking what-to-draw, my food arrived, and so I decided to draw my food since I had no idea at all hehe :P
This was taken at one of the café located at riverside north (forgotten the name of the cafe). Well tbh their quite a lot of cafes with pretty interior design, too many for us to choose from, so what we did was we went for dinner first, then walk around by the riverside to "look see look see" first, then when we're tired of walking we'll go in to any of those cafe shop nearby ;)
GIFs created on GIPHY and photos edited on Photoshop
That's all for this post and thank you for reading 💖
xx
2 comments
Your pics are so nice!!! How did you learn to take pictures like that? Could you do a tutorial/list what camera and settings you use? Especially the night pictures. Do you usually use a stand?
ReplyDeleteOh my! I'm so sorry for this super late reply and sure!!! Thanks for your suggestion I will take that into consideration and may come up with a tutorial blogpost/ video in future!!! :D I was a A&P (academic and publication) committee in my previous college and I took part in many events as a photographer and that is when I first started my photography hobby!! I learned a lot from my friends and experiences and nope I didn't use a stand for the night pictures but leave my camera on somewhere stable instead! Btw I'm using Nikon D5100 fyi :D
DeleteI hope that answers your question hehe :P and also thank you for you super sweet words <3 I really appreciate it ;)