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Living Lavish VOL.24 - Bangkok, "50mm" / "40mm" / "90mm" (Digital Zine) [1 Month in Asia Edition] {DAY 17/18/19}
Living Lavish is a series of travel photography zines documenting my photographic journeys around the world. Each volume combines images, travel notes, gear insights, itineraries, and stories behind the places captured.
More than a collection of images, each zine is an archive of the journey itself.
📖 Volume 24: Bangkok, "50mm" / "40mm" / "90mm". This volume follows 3 days of photography in Bangkok.
For the final days of this month in Asia, I decided to return to Bangkok. Not just to shoot, but also to make up for a few missing focal lengths.
As you probably know by now, the focal lengths I usually rely on are the 50mm, the 75mm, and the 28mm. After doing some research, I discovered that there are some very well-made vintage lenses available at reasonable prices. Two in particular caught my attention: the Super Takumar 28mm and the Helios 44 (58mm). Considering the crop factor of my X-E4, these would roughly translate to a 40mm and a 90mm.
In this zine I showed you where I purchased them and how I used them.
🔖 Chapters Include
- INTRODUCTION
- GEAR
- ITINERARY
-- Day 17, Bangkok (Thailand) [PT.I] / "50mm"
-- Day 18, Bangkok (Thailand) [PT.II] / "40mm"
-- Day 19, Bangkok (Thailand) [PT.III] / "90mm"
- CONCLUSION
📦 Zip Includes:
- High-Resolution Digital Zine (PDF, 151 pages) - Download link automatically provided after purchase
- Instant access link to the flipbook version
⚠️ As this is a digital product, refunds are not available. However, if you have any questions or experience any issues with your purchase, feel free to email me at karisma.business.inquiries@gmail.com. I'll get back to you as soon as possible!
🌱 Thank you for considering a purchase. Every bit of support goes directly back into creating new photography content, including YouTube videos, blog posts, camera guides, and, of course, more presets and zines, with the occasional freebie for everyone along the way.
I genuinely appreciate your support. Thank you for being part of the journey.
Living Lavish is a series of travel photography zines documenting my photographic journeys around the world. Each volume combines images, travel notes, gear insights, itineraries, and stories behind the places captured.
More than a collection of images, each zine is an archive of the journey itself.
📖 Volume 24: Bangkok, "50mm" / "40mm" / "90mm". This volume follows 3 days of photography in Bangkok.
For the final days of this month in Asia, I decided to return to Bangkok. Not just to shoot, but also to make up for a few missing focal lengths.
As you probably know by now, the focal lengths I usually rely on are the 50mm, the 75mm, and the 28mm. After doing some research, I discovered that there are some very well-made vintage lenses available at reasonable prices. Two in particular caught my attention: the Super Takumar 28mm and the Helios 44 (58mm). Considering the crop factor of my X-E4, these would roughly translate to a 40mm and a 90mm.
In this zine I showed you where I purchased them and how I used them.
🔖 Chapters Include
- INTRODUCTION
- GEAR
- ITINERARY
-- Day 17, Bangkok (Thailand) [PT.I] / "50mm"
-- Day 18, Bangkok (Thailand) [PT.II] / "40mm"
-- Day 19, Bangkok (Thailand) [PT.III] / "90mm"
- CONCLUSION
📦 Zip Includes:
- High-Resolution Digital Zine (PDF, 151 pages) - Download link automatically provided after purchase
- Instant access link to the flipbook version
⚠️ As this is a digital product, refunds are not available. However, if you have any questions or experience any issues with your purchase, feel free to email me at karisma.business.inquiries@gmail.com. I'll get back to you as soon as possible!
🌱 Thank you for considering a purchase. Every bit of support goes directly back into creating new photography content, including YouTube videos, blog posts, camera guides, and, of course, more presets and zines, with the occasional freebie for everyone along the way.
I genuinely appreciate your support. Thank you for being part of the journey.