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Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarIf you are ever in Thailand and are in the need for a slightly different style of resort - Indigo Pearl is your place, check these rooms out, the bathroom was the biggest I have ever seen...and the decor...man I am still having flashbacks....
Seriously though, its a pretty nice place, something different! check them hands out... fancy a midnight swim? and as promised, this is Thailands best bar - 'Topview' (koh lanta) yep a very original name, but man, the company was great, the beer excellent and the view almost just too good to photograph! gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarThese are brilliant HDRs if I ever saw any! [Almost as good as David Hill] Add a highly lit model or two in the front [At least 5 lights] and you will have a replica of his work!
I reckon the ethereal look suits this setting really well! Dude, #1 is that whole room the bathroom?? What would you use that cushioned chair for? The top view pano looks primo! How long did you stay here for? If anything, it's so tempting to go to Thailand just for this place! Since they don't advertise the price, it may be tricky to afford it though. BTW: I would be tempted to clone those airconditioning vents out though.
Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarOK Found the prices in the booking section.
Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best Bardid you get the hotel room free for taking these spectacular shots?
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Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarWow - looks like an excellent place to stay and great photos too.
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Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarThese are great HDRs - well done!
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Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best Barwow, what an amazing place! keep telling myself....one day when all the kids are grown up!!
great shots and love the HDR too! 2 x Fuji xt1,vg-xt1 grip, Fujinon xf 18-55mm 2.8-4, Fujinon xf 14mm, Fujinon 56mm 1.2.
Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarExcellent shots.
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I got two models...but one moves too fast and the other always tells me to stop using the camera and do somethign useful.....
at the bar..about 6 hours then stumbled down the hill with 3 bags of washing half cut....now i think about it i reckon i did alright to line them shots up for that pano, i had a few beers by then. We stayed in that region (koh lanta) for 6 days)
3/4 of the bathroom, i will post the image of the other end with the bath later! Regards the cushioned chair....hmm..i can think a few things..
good point did not even notice them
lol, i wish.
nah, just go with them! we had the 14month with us and it was actually quite enjoyable...the thai people absolutely love children...
excellent ta! gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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Déjà vu.
What ever it is, I reckon it would be better outside. What with that pool etc... Did you have the private pool?
Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarThese are trully stunning shots, in particular the interior ones. I will be in Thailand in a few days - can't wait!!!
Great work Alex
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Not at Indigo Pearl - some mates who stayed at the resort in koh lanta for the wedding had bungalows on a hill, each which had a very sizable infinity pool...
awesome, right time of year now I reckon, the water will have cleared up and that crystal clear blue water colour will make for premo images! This is the bath, the other half of teh bathroom! not very baby friendly either that bath gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best Barcoming from a woman, i think who ever hung those curtains up deserves a kick up the back side! why would you hang them so they drag on the ground especially next to a bath!
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Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best Baroutstanding HDR work buddy !
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Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarThat first image is amazing!
Would be great to hear the HDR details of these shots - number of images, exposures and software used etc
Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarTop shelf stuff Gerry
Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best BarExcellent shots!
Re: Indigo Pearl and Thailands best Barthese are cool Gerry
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lol, that is a very good point! I just cursed the silly height of the curtain rod and did not even think about the curtains!
3 shots bracketed -2.0-0-+2.0 and merged in Photomatix then into CNX2. Lens used was 11-16mm tokina. If you need specific program settings and edits in Photmatix/CNX2 just ask, I am sure I can drag them out I never have a set forumula for HDR's, just always play it by ear depending on teh lighting and composition. Thanks everyone for taking the time to have a look and comment. gerry's photography journey
No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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