Author: Karen Cornelius

I'm Karen, an a avid photographer with broad interests. I particularly love to get in close, so you'll see a lot of macros shots. I am known for my crisp images, you'll see it across my range of work. Have camera .. will click!!

Barkam to Thuchen

We explored Barkam for a few hours and headed up the mountains to Thuchen.  The drive was spectacular as evidenced by these shots out of the van window.  Prayer flags, amazing mountains, clear skies – just beautiful!!!!

Into Tibet – Barkam

We travelled the Diwen Expressway to Barkam.  Known as the ‘Tunnel region’, there were 27 tunnels under mountains.  Not all tunnels were labelled with their length, but we estimate that there was about 60km of tunnel.  Amazing engineering feat!  Between the tunnels were bridges over lakes, raging rivers and hydroelectric power generation. 2km bridge between tunnels 5… Continue reading Into Tibet – Barkam

Week 30 #project52 Doubles in Tibet

Having lugged plastic cameras and film all around Tibet, you’d think I’d have more to show for my efforts!  This is one of only 2 films I have been able to process here in Phuket.  Still working on the others!! Holga doubles – taken in the countryside of Tibet.  Check the posts following this one… Continue reading Week 30 #project52 Doubles in Tibet

Preparing for assessment

This term I am undertaking Camera 4 at the Centre for Creative Photography (Link – to  fabulous place to study photography!!) Once again I am challenged to produce a series of images.  This time I am playing with the randomness of double exposing my Holga 120N in a variety of settings and using a variety of… Continue reading Preparing for assessment