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Dragon's Backbone Rice Terraces Longji China

Exposing Sunset and Sunrise at Dragon’s Backbone Rice Terraces in Tiantou, China

Brendan van SonJune 5, 2014

I caught the bus from Guilin to the village of Dazhai, which sits at the base of Longji Rice Terraces, a place us foreigners like to call “Dragon's Backbone Ric... Read More...

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Photos from Hong Kong Disneyland

Brendan van SonMay 27, 2014

Back when I made the announcement that I was going to switch up this blog to make it more travel photography-based and have more a focus on videos, training, an... Read More...

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3 Skylines of Hong Kong and How I Photographed them

Brendan van SonMay 26, 2014

It's Hong Kong week here on Brendan's Adventures. Remember, that at the start of June the format of this blog will change to become far more travel photography... Read More...

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Photos of Angkor Wat: The “Other” Temples of Angkor Wat Archaeological Park

Brendan van SonMay 21, 2014

After spending a morning at the most touristy photo spot I've ever seen in my life, during sunrise at Angkor Wat, I decided that it was probably best I asked my... Read More...

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Angkor Wat and its Crowds

Brendan van SonMay 4, 2014

I couldn't resist the need to visit Angkor Wat for that famous sunrise photo. The only problem is that I wasn't the only one up to catch that shot. By the t... Read More...

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The Last of Oman: Sur, the Grand Mosque of Muscat, and an Exhibition

Brendan van SonApril 23, 2014

My trip through Oman wasn't all peaches and cream. The organization was rough, and there were constant communication issues between the organizers and those of... Read More...

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Photos from Wahiba Sands Desert Camp

Brendan van SonApril 20, 2014

I've loved the desert as much as any landscape I've ever met on earth, so obviously I was thrilled that Wahiba Sands was on our itinerary for the Oman in Focus ... Read More...

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Exploring Bahla, Nizwa, and Diana’s Point in Oman

Brendan van SonApril 16, 2014

The third day of my photography tour through Oman started quite slow, and didn't seem to be providing anything really worthy. The day started in the town of Ba... Read More...

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Al Hamra and Jabal Shams: Day 2 of Photography in Oman

Brendan van SonApril 11, 2014

The first day of the Oman in Focus tour was quite intensive. However, I think the second day was even more so. It was on this day we got deep into the heart o... Read More...

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Introducing Oman in Focus and some Images from Day 1

Brendan van SonApril 7, 2014

I know, I know. My site stats over the past couple days have reminded me how terrible I've been about posting over the past week. The truth is I've been out o... Read More...

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Some Photos from Hoi An, Vietnam

Brendan van SonMarch 27, 2014

Arriving in Hoi An, the difference between what we saw in the north of Vietnam to what we were about to see in the south had become glaringly obvious. Long gon... Read More...

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How to Remove Tourists from Photos with Photoshop Elements 12

Brendan van SonMarch 15, 2014

How many times have you stood there waiting in front of a cool tourist attraction waiting to get a photo without people? Or worse yet, how many times have you ... Read More...

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Pictures of Singapore

Brendan van SonMarch 7, 2014

You may have noticed over the past week or so that this travel blog has gotten a bit slow. It's not that I haven't been travelling. After returning to Southea... Read More...

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Petra by Night and Editing Star Photography with Photoshop Elements 12

Brendan van SonFebruary 17, 2014

Led by a trail of candles, we walk into a crack in the sheet of stone which hides the modern world from the ancient city of Petra. The air is crisp, light, and... Read More...

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