Kyrke Jaleco

02/11/2024

Halfway through our Iceland trip, and there’s nothing better than chilling in a hot outdoor bath at this nice hotel. Just what we needed to recharge for the next half of our journey.

Enjoying the thick snowfall too! Winter is definitely here ❄️

28/10/2024

Voice over says it 👆🏻


Shot on ZV-E1 & 24-70GMii

07/10/2024

Slowing down at this unique lake in Kazakhstan. Not missing the chance to ride horses in this country!

Check the last slide to see what the trails look like.

Is this something you would like to experience? 🐴🏔️🌲

25/09/2024

17/09/2024

Sharing some epic window views from the plane flying to Almaty, Kazakhstan taken from my phone. 🤳🏼

The flight path was over the mountain ranges of Afghanistan,Tajikistan,and Pakistan. We were flying so close to the peaks and I was geeking out ‘cos somewhere out in the distance is K2! I couldn’t stop taking videos and photos, the landscape just keeps changing as we fly towards Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan.

It’s worth paying extra for window seats on this flight. Make sure to select window seats after 40 so the wing won’t block your view.

I think I could say this was the best plane window view I experienced! Would this scenery excite you?

27/08/2024

The best sunrise spot in Phuket? 🤔

While on assignment for in Phuket, we had a nice few minutes of fog rolling over the Big Buddha during our sunrise mission. Flying the drone for this was automatic! 🫡

Which moment do you prefer?

23/05/2024

One morning, I walked around a small town market in Vietnam. Here are a few snaps 📷

Taken with a A7iv using a 24-70GMii lens. I was able to achieve motion blur in my photos by using an ND filter and closing my aperture a bit.

20/05/2024

The Taj Mahal should definitely be on your Bucketlist! Seeing it in person is just jaw dropping! Grateful to be assigned to this BD shoot last year. 🙏🏻

Is it on your current list?

12/05/2024

Watching Hanoi’s incense artisans keep a 100-year old tradition alive.

Taken with my A7iv and 24-70 GMii.

01/04/2024

One of Jaipur’s lesser-known attractions, the Royal Gaitor. A collection of mausoleums of the city’s royal family. The use of marble and carved pillars is still amazing!