Kenneth Wong

Nicely spotted @kwongphotography

@kwongphotography  It’s funny, I think I even get a dopamine hit off that.

@kwongphotography – Second frame in this series is a great fit to the theme – at least I think so.

An interesting discussion @kwongphotography, thanks to all for sharing your thoughts on luck versus responsibility/technical skill. The bobcat photos are wonderful, and you make me realize how little I know about the secretive bobcat who lives on the nearby park.

I’m a big believer is serendipity, one of my favorite words. I love experiencing the…[Read more]

@kwongphotography  Your decision to making a difference for people is a noble calling, I’m sure your father would be very proud. Your new job is serving in a critical capacity to make a difference that the US benefits from since computer networks are critical infrastructure. I’m sure you’ll be great at it, and give it your all. From what I see…[Read more]

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mate, from your high-quality imagery, i would guess you’re thinking this as the professional photographer you are, but what about us the amateurs?

we carry our cameras as part of something we are passionate about, and might not purposelessly be looking for scenes to capture. sometimes one encounters with moments which require…[Read more]

@kwongphotography you do many different genres so well, but birds and fowl really click (no pun intended 🙂 ) with you

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left is no filter.  right is with the breakthrough 10 stop filter.  shot raw, auto wb.  the camera chose 5100 color temp and +18 tint on the no filter version.  with the filter it was originally very yellow.  the camera chose a wb of 7200 and +26 tint.  i changed the wb on the filtered version to match the u…[Read more]

@kwongphotography  It sounds like although the judiciary career path would not be your first choice, it checks off some other important things such as decent money and a sense of purpose in helping to make society a better place. May I ask what kind of job you have with them? You have a wealth of skills, knowledge, and experiences. I hope your…[Read more]

@kwongphotography Thank you, Kenneth. It was something I felt compelled to do. You just know those times, don’t you?  And I love the softness and the “heat” in your image below.

@kwongphotography Have you tested Lee filters? No colour cast is the claim they make.

@kwongphotography  I just wanted to chime in to say I hope your job at the Judiciary branch of the US Govt is going well! Wishing you all the best, they are lucky to have you.

@kwongphotography  Kenneth, thank you very much for the pick.

@kwongphotography I like the light “flow’ in this image – rivers of light

Thanks @kwongphotography! 🙂

Interesting and thanks for the link @kwongphotography. Thus far, I’ve not experienced any issues. Here’s hoping I don’t.

@kwongphotography Haha, my friend, you have nailed the obvious! There is no guarantee on anything but death and taxes. At the end of his life, my dad said we should add change to the guarantees, because “there will always be change.” And I realize there are pros and cons to everything, that all we can do is make the best decision we can and move…[Read more]

Thank you @kwongphotography for your kind thought of the 7D loaner body if I lived closer!I’ve currently dropped off my camera for a local estimate since I’m unsure about what my 90D actually needs. I got another local quote from a different repair shop in response to my email inquiry about Canon 90D and error 20. That shop quoted me for a shutter…[Read more]

@kwongphotography anticipation of an action is key  – a phrase that comes to mind is setting up your shot and waiting for the action to enter the frame – or something like that. And I don’t remember where I read or heard that, but I never forgot it.

@kwongphotography intense series – all of them. Love the action you captured, but especially facial expressions in all these athletic posts.