Our Thai Experience
There was a mosquito attack in our Chiang Mai resort room overnight, producing many welts along the back of my neck and a blood-stained pillowcase [...]
The Many Faces of Buddha
We arrived an hour before sunset to shoot The Bayon Temple. Late afternoon at the Bayon Temple - seeking the many faces of Buddha [...]
The Italian?
Our new friend! He doesn’t drink wine. He doesn’t drink espresso. He doesn’t even flirt with a skirt. Yet he is Italian. I [...]
A Thousand and Two People Watching the Sunrise
The iconic shot in Siem Reap is the sunrise at Angkor Wat temple with temple reflected in the one of the ponds. The photography aspect [...]
Sinking the Boat
At Inle Lake, surrounded by water, what could be more romantic than an evening paddle at sunset? Now imagine a simple boat, a long, narrow [...]
Make the Shot!
Inle Lake is known for their fishermen who fish the way of their ancestors. Except for the motors on the back of their boats, they [...]
Out early to photograph Monks…
When you are with us and you head out to shoot, you really have to keep an open mind. We'd been told that near our [...]
Monks Eat Lunch Too
Our adventure of the day was visiting a famous monastery that houses over 1,000 monks. You don't realize how many 1,000 is until you watch [...]
Mandalay Bridge
Just outside of Mandalay, in the former capital of Amarapura (itself a former capital of Burma), is the U Bein Teak Bridge. Over a mile long, [...]
A Bagan Village
I met a wonderful girl today. Kathryn was with me so it was OK. She was spunky, smart, and a bit sassy too. She spoke [...]