An image captured in the field of Queen’s View, Loch Tummel, Scotland. Such tiny flowers could be easily step on while you are strolling. I was attracted by the bright colour of the flower. I decided to use the lifeview mode at a very low angle to shoot the flower in a different viewpoint. Surely, differential focus and narrower depth of field, besides the gorgeous colour, are the important elements of creating this image with greater visual impact.
My experience of the cruising trip down the Hoang Long River near the town of Ninh Binh, North Vietnam, was not really spectacular. Most probably, I have seen much better landscape elsewhere. Nevertheless, I still managed to capture another colourful image of a deserted place along the river bank.
The minorities in Sa Pa, North Vietnam were quite certain that the tourist would still turn up to visit their village. That was what they were waiting to act as a tour guide even on a rainy day. For me, i captured this shot through the windscreen of our vehicle. Slow shutter speed is essential here in order to capture the raindrops effect. I am quite like the colourful end result despite of the bad weather.