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As part of the 2018 LPWA (light painting world alliance) Australian Tour we are holding a series of workshops in Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney. These events are being held in incredible locations with a team of experienced light painters to show you the way.

 

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Machapuchare or the Fish Tail is a 7000m monster in the Himalayas. We have been in Pokhara for a couple of days with cloud covering the mountains. My travel companion and legendary guide Joh knocked on my door this morning at 6am and said “the fish tail is out” and we raced up to the rooftop. It is difficult to convey the sensation. Over the next few days we will see it with a clear view. There is a very good chance, fingers crossed, that there will be some light painting with the range in view. Yay! Image captured with the Olympus EM1mk2 and M.Zuiko 12-100F4 lens. Namaste, Denis www.denissmith.com.au
NEPAL (last one, then I’m going offline again) A massive thank you to our guide and beautiful friend Joh from @kutumbaglobaltreasures for being such a wonderful portal into this amazing place, her second home. The tours she will be bringing to Nepal will be like nothing else. This image is from the Swayambhunath Stupa (monkey temple), you walk up 1000 steps to get there. We traveled to the foot of the steps in rickshaws, the real deal with a guy who looked about 90 pedalling. I had to jump off and help him push only once. He was a beast! This image was captured on the Olympus EM1mk2 with the M.Zuiko 7-14mm F2.8pro lens. The sun was setting behind the stupa, an amazing opportunity for a bit of a burst. @olympus_au @getolympus #olympusinspired Namaste, Denis. Www.denissmith.com.au
NEPAL Kathmandu is incredible. I’ve been to Delhi, Agra and Varanasi. Kathmandu is just like them, but the intensity is dialled down by about 80% (and the smell by about 95!). The people are so warm and gentle. Nepal is like a beginners guide to India. I LOVE it here. This image is from the Swayambhunath Stupa (monkey temple), you walk up 1000 steps to get there, looking back across Kathmandu to the Himalaya. I thought the clouds were incredible. You also get an idea of the scale of the city. I have a panaorama moving either side that will be incredible. This was a hand held 3 shot HDR image on the Olympus EM1mk2 with the M.Zuiko 25mm F1.2pro lens. The sun was setting behind the stupa with the tip of the cloud being super bright, a perfect chance to bracket. You can hand hold this camera to half a second no trouble making this shot possible. @olympus_au @getolympus #olympusinspired Namaste, Denis. Www.denissmith.com.au
NEPAL (swipe for more) On our trip we have been close to many of the incredible artisans of Kathmandu. The tours @kutumbaglobaltreasures will be taking let’s us see behind the scenes at how some of the magic happens. Of course I took the opportunity to sit and chat with a bunch of them before capturing a portrait. So much fun, so warm. These we all captured with the stunning Olympus 17mm F1.2pro lens. A low light monster! Attached to the EM1MK2 @olympus_au @getolympus Peace, Denis www.denissmith.com.au
NEPAL I just connected to the net for the first time in a week. I have been with these gorgeous 4 humans for a week now, firstly in Kathmandu, and today we arrived in Pokhara. Amongst other things we are creating a video for Joh (second right) and her business @kutumbaglobaltreasures around some stunning tours she is organising. Joh lived in Nepal on and off for 15 years and supports local artisans by sharing their goods with the Adelaide humans. This has been a stunning trip! Nepal is a wonder, the people warm and inviting, the history complex but intriguing. Can’t wait to share the stories with you. @kyrie_k and I are having the best trip ever (although she is in bed today). Peace, Denis Olympus EM1mk2 7-14mm at 7mm F14 1/40. This year is stunning street gear. @olympus_au #olympusinspired
NEPAL GEAR VIDEO I have gone nuts on this trip. Minimal gear for maximum effect! It’s amazing how little gear I’m taking compared with other trips. Just a handful of light painting gear and bucket loads of Olympus gear, wait till you see how much I get into one bag. It’s on the blog at Www.denissmith.com.au @olympus_au #olympusinspired
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