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Published in Pology!
Just a quick post to let you all know that I received some good news the other day. The editor of Pology online magazine contacted me to let me know that they had accepted my Laos photos for their March issue!
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I have been a fan of Pology since before I left on my trip. It’s [...]
Whiskey and Babies – Luang Prabang, Laos
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Yes, this may be an unlikely combination, however, when you enter a rural village in Laos, you never really know what you are going to encounter. I went in search of whiskey, and found a 5 day old baby.
We had heard that outside of Luang [...]
Processional for Food…Giving Alms
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Every morning in Buddhist communities it happens like clockwork – giving alms. Giving alms is the process of monks going out to get food from people that want to make a ‘good deed’. People fill monk’s bowls with rice, drinks, oreos, biscuits – anything that they [...]
The Fast and the Furious – Boat Racing on the Mekong
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I arrived at the village of Tha Phra as the sun was going down. It was a normal Tuesday night for the men and boys of Tha Phra, they showed up on their motor bikes after a long day, they chatted amongst themselves, changed [...]
Planes, Trains, and a Broken Down Automobile…
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Note: The various photo documentaries will be in separate posts, so stay tuned on the site. The pictures you see in this post – well, these are the ones that didn’t make the ‘cut’…but I like them anyway!
I left Singapore on a photographic journey to head back [...]
May I please take your photo?
I’ve had an ill feeling that has plagued me for the last year. I first remember it coming on in New Zealand. Then it hit me stronger in Vietnam. I was feverish about it in India. It is the feeling of being in some type of moving vehicle, traveling through a country, and seeing about [...]
