Many photography enthusiasts share landscape works that require traveling to remote or exotic locations—some as far asIceland,Morocco, or various parts of Europe, while slightly closer destinations might includeJapan,Indonesia, which are truly enviable trips. Planning such travels often means taking extra days off. If you've started to feel a bit bored with photographing landscapes in Hong Kong but still want to get out and explore, you might want to take inspiration from the winners of thisTravel Photography Monthly "Award"and head toGuangxifor a photography trip, experiencing the local culture, scenery, food, and wine. Everyone is welcome to admire the award-winning works and read the judges’ comments!
Judges' Profiles
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Francis So Landscape photographer, professional aerial and time-lapse photographer, awarded at the 2018 International Time-Lapse Film Festival, Member of HKIPP (Hong Kong Institute of Professional Photographers); https://www.facebook.com/franso/ https://www.instagram.com/fransophoto/ Fran So – Fever Travel VIP Blog Page |
Judge Franso selected the work of ming12 as the winning entry for the October edition of the Travel Photography Monthly "Award". Below is theFranso review:
The photographer used the crowd at the viewing platform as part of the foreground, highlighting the popularity of the attraction, and the overall lighting is good. However, the highlights in the sky were darkened a bit too much, causing the sun to lose its radiant feel.
Finally, DCFever.com congratulates ming12 on the win, and the prize sponsored byTamronincludesa 70-300mm F4-5.6 Di Macro (A17) lens (valued at HK$1,550).As an encouragement, winners will be contacted personally to arrange prize collection.
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Tamron AF 70-300mm F/4-5.6Di LD Macro 1:2
The lens is compact and lightweight. With just a gentle push of the macro switch (between 180mm and 300mm), it instantly transforms into a true 1:2 telephoto macro lens. It also features Tamron’s latest BBAR coating on the inner surface and a new multi-coating design, which helps reduce ghosting and chromatic aberration. Coupled with strict quality control, this greatly enhances both the lens quality and resolution, making it ideal for use with single-lens digital cameras. |
Members who have captured satisfying works during their travels, remember to seize the opportunity toTravel Works Sectionupload your works to participate inthe Monthly “Photo Appreciation” for Travel Photographyand win prizes !
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