Hey guys, what’s up — I’m back :) In this video I’m sharing travel photos from my week in Bangkok, Thailand, all shot on my Fujifilm X100V. I was honestly so excited to just explore, eat everything, and photograph as much as possible, but the second half of my trip I got pretty bad food poisoning. Even with that, I still came home with a lot of images I’m genuinely really happy with, and I walk you through the main spots I was able to photograph. I start at IconSiam (one of the biggest malls in Bangkok) where they were hosting a street food festival set up like a real street market — it was super cool and everything smelled incredible. Then I head to Chatuchak (JJ) Market, the largest market in Thailand, and share my favorite photo from the entire trip because the light was perfect: reflections, and that halation on the shrine from my diffusion filter. The last location is Wat Arun, which is stunning, and I talk about how the X100V’s fixed lens made it hard to capture the temple in its entirety — but it pushed me to get more creative with close-up detail shots. I also share that I’ve been experimenting more with my editing style, so definitely expect more videos on my editing process.