I'm starting to like Reddit as an image sharing platform better than IG. Other than likes/upvotes, I post my images to get critiques and see what others think about my work, and I don't get that on IG. Of course I also join some other subs to my liking which is a plus :D

It shows from your images you posted here on reddit. I gave a glance on your profile and there are a lot of good images there, gotta have a better look on each of them :D

I only recently practising more photography since picking up my first dedicated camera about 4 years ago. Before that, I shoot with my phone without any real intent of indulging more into photography. Now it becomes my kind of meditation, such as when I wander the road for street photography.

Oh, and btw, you're the first one I follow here ;D

Viva Vang Vieng. Such a gem.

That's too kind of you. Thank you.

Honestly I almost deleted this image as it was originally heavily overcast. But then I thought I might be able to 'save' it with my limited editing skill in LR, and this is the result. I hope it turns out alright for you guys here ;D

Stunning indeed. I would certainly love to travel back again if given the opportunity. Just gun for it when the time is right.

I mean, the one I tried by stacking several shots for greater long exposure, it turned out pretty underwhelming, the water flow became too soft. This one I posted is much better, preserving much details of the flow.

To be clear, I'm nowhere a pro. I'm just a newbie who's still have much to learn ;D I haven't posted much of my minimalism here on reddit, but I do posted a few here, you can check my profile. I mostly posted them on my IG minima_alistic in case you want to check them out. Would love to know what you think about them.

I'm not into any of those so I couldn't really tell if it was still a thing or not there. But they are still available for those looking for it. But man, if people are only there for those 'funny snacks', they are missing a tons of views. Things are gorgeous wherever you look. Myanmar is also outstanding for landscape tourism, sadly now ravaged by the military dictator.

But let's not get too OOT here. My point is, if you have the chance to visit, go for it, you won't be disappointed.

Hey, thank you so much for the award given, really appreciate it :D

About the shot itself, out of tons of shots I tried on the spot, this is the one that gives me the most satisfaction. At first I was doing burst shots, thinking of combining them in PS for greater long exposure effect, since I didn't have tripod nor filter at that moment. When I put them together, as you said before, it became rather 'off'. So in the end I only picked one single exposure at 1/5 second and the result was much better as shown here ;D Also, I'm a total noob in landscape as I'm mainly practising street photography and minimalism, so this is only something I shoot in between everything. Still much to learn.