Right Now: I’m Bathing Elephants in Thailand
Tuesday, April 28th, 2009Right Now: I’m bathing elephants in Thailand.
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Read the full post »New Delhi based photographer Shikha Khanna and her portraits of street kids.
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Read the full post »It has nothing to do with my skills as a photographer, it has everything to do with the natural beauty of Tibet. It is impossible to truly capture the expansive grandeur of Tibet with a camera, but these photos are my humble, vain attempts to do just that.
Read the full post »Tibet offered some of most amazing places, expansive vistas and beautiful natural wonders of anywhere I’ve traveled thus far. Here are just a few of my favorite photos.
Read the full post »The cow, a beautiful mountain pass and a group of nomadic teenagers.
Read the full post »Walking through this remote Tibetan village that houses the Shangrila Cheese Factory, we were met by a number of curious villagers who came out to see who we were. The father and son in this photo came walking by and we asked if we could take a photo—the father is leaning a bit funny because I think he wanted us to see his basket and he was also reminding his son to stand up straight.
Read the full post »A photo gallery of a train trip from Saigon to Hanoi.
Read the full post »Click on the collage below to view a series of photos taken on my cross country trip through Cambodia.
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On the road, most days I wake up and have little idea where the day will take me. Here’s a good example.The story begins with my traveling mates (Weijie from Singapore and Janny from Hong Kong) and I boarding a bus in Siem Reap headed to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and it ends with us literally running for the Vietnam border. What happens in between is a fantastic example of “you never know” what’ll happen on the open road.
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