An Orgy of Temples
There are almost too many temples in Siem Reap, an orgy of sorts, with over 50 in the Angkor alone. With only a few days [...]
There are almost too many temples in Siem Reap, an orgy of sorts, with over 50 in the Angkor alone. With only a few days [...]
The Habit We have a bad habit. We find something we like and we just have to do it. It doesn't matter the cost or [...]
We started our latest journey in Barcelona, a city of art and unique architecture. Arriving early at Logan airport, our Air France check-in agent was [...]
Capturing the colorful Christmas Lights on the Waterfront There aren't many lakes in Arizona, at least not many with water in them. The city planners in [...]
Although our sunset shoot was a bit disappointing when we couldn't find our saguaro forest, we were not done shooting. Looking for inspiration, we headed to [...]
Bodie's old mining buildings A ghost town now, Bodie was once one of the largest mining towns in the U.S. In the late [...]
We arrived an hour before sunset to shoot The Bayon Temple. Late afternoon at the Bayon Temple - seeking the many faces of Buddha [...]
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 [...]
For our second day at Bagan, we hired a local professional photographer, Maung Maung (pronounced Moo Moo). As with almost everyone here, he speaks very [...]
Since joining up with WorldPix, I have found that my photography has begun to change, or maybe improve. Instead of the focussing on the beautiful [...]