I am back from my holidays in Singapore and am going to prepare some images as well as talk about some valuable lessons I have learned over there in terms of photography.

So watch this space as I will have multiple blog posts lined up over the next few days.

For the last 7 days, we had massive server problems. My hoster – one of the most reputable and biggest hosters in the world got hacked by an ex-employee. As a result, they experienced the biggest loss of data in history.

After a tiring week of merging servers, I am how happy to announce that kajophotography.com is back.
I apologize for the inconvenience that it caused and hope to see you all back here. I was also unable to receive any email due to the same issue, so please resend any email that you may have sent to me in the last week and I will respond right away.

New York is really a rewarding city to shoot. There is so much going on, no matter where you point your camera, you get something interesting.
Particularly Times Square is a great place to hang out with the camera and simply stand at the traffic lights, wait for the cars to stop, walk out on the street, snap a few and cross to the other side.
This way I got many interesting photos.
The following is one of them: I liked how the encroaching school bus creates some sense of third dimension in the photo, along with the street going into the background.
It’s a three image merge to HDR using layer-blending and some cross processing at the end.