I can’t help not to put monochrome in this scene. Too good! Continue reading

With Sony A7Riii. The first official photo; of course, my forever obsession, la luna, the moon! I hope this partnership will go wonderful! Continue reading

I need to bid a proper goodbye to my Sony A7. The first pro camera I bought myself. I spent so many hours with it, traveled with it- from my front yard, shooting the moon, stars, the sun, sky, flora… Continue reading

I really had a great time and lots of fun in this trip. So many learning, adventures, meeting new people, getting new friends, dealing with challenges through some unexpected events. Exciting though, we went through together, beat the challenge with… Continue reading

How did we spend the last evening in Sumba? Certainly we preferred milky way shoots. And we shot at churches along East Sumba. We started the evening in Ndata, where the land contur is hilly, similar to Tanggedu. We stayed… Continue reading

May 8, 2024 It was a full day the feast of green hill landscape! The land contour was amazing, gorgeous as far as my eyes could see. With the golden shade of sunset, the view was definitely a winner. Continue reading

May 8, 2024 The landscape during our ride to the spot was hilly and green-y. The sky complemented too, full of cumulus clouds. They say in every September, the savannah will become brown-redish land. We saw so many horses and… Continue reading

We left our hotel in Waingapu at 2 am and took more than 2-hour ride to the spot. The sky was so clear along the way, the milky way was as visible as thin fog in a daytime. We were… Continue reading

This is the place that became the main destination of this Sumba trip. The home of the dancing trees. The place is extremely photogenic. I took some very good photos. We stayed until after the sunset for the milky way… Continue reading

The photos taken were as simple as the title, with different landscape. Insanely gorgeous landscape! But the journey to get to the beach and to leave the beach were sensational! I felt like a journalist covering for National Geography! For… Continue reading