PHNOM PENH 24-1.4 AND CALENDAR IN PADPLACES

Photography is, or should be, the exercise of searching, thinking, experimenting. Especially now that digital (and optical) technology is offering us daily improvements and goes beyond the limits we have suffered for years.

In my last visit to Phnom Penh last week, a short three days stay, I decided to play this vital game. With a Nikon D3S that can easily shoot at low light and a 24mm F1.4 lens I went around without no precise scope except keeping the maximum aperture on the lens, whenever possible.

I posted a short portfolio in Padplaces (for free download; if you don't have an iPad yet sorry, you'll have to wait for the next Apple OS).

I love technology when it gives you freedom of expression: we just have to be careful and not become slaves to it!

Also, still for free download of course, is the 2011 Calendar. You can use it for your iPad desktop in the size 1024x728. 

VERSION 1.1 IS NOW AVAILABLE!

The updated version of Padplaces App is now available on iTunes for free download or update. This 1.1 app has changed the slide show environment, showing larger pictures and allowing the caption to disappear with a single touch. It makes the reading and scrolling of the texts in the final page of the stories much easier. Another step in giving a more journalistic content to the App.

WORKING ON THE SLIDESHOW

Thank you for your first feedback on Padplaces app! We are currently working on improving the slide show section and the text browsing connected to each story, and an update will be available soon. Thanks!

NEW STORIES ADDED

Several new stories have been added to Padplaces. Among these the large essay on the Magical Tattoo between Thailand and Burma. Please visit the app page for more details.