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• Street Performer – Cape Town, S. Africa
  on Jul 6, 2015 in South Africa Travel Africa cape town table mountain victoria & alfred
  Cape Town just might be the coolest city in the world. Travel writers always describe cities as ‘vibrant,’ but in this case I think Cape Town defines the term. Because of the city’s location, Dutch & English ships have doubled...
• Above Angkor
  on Jun 20, 2015 in Angkor Wat Landscapes Travel aircraft balloons over angkor cambodia Kampuchea northwest cambodia over angkor Siem Reap
  I’ve been privileged to enjoy a host of unique adventures and cool experiences while living in Cambodia. One item, however, has remained stubbornly on my bucket list—in all my years here, I had yet to see Angkor from the air. Invariably, every ti...
• Another day, buying and selling on the water
  on Jun 18, 2015 in People Thailand boat hawkers sell selling siam siamese thai vending water
  I loved the floating market in Thailand. Thankfully it was less touristy than many markets nearby to Bangkok, and there were locals there in their boats, doing their morning shopping. We spent time walking around, down the narrow ‘klongs,’...
• Angkor and Ozymandius – The West Gate
  on Jun 17, 2015 in Angkor Thom Angkor Wat Cambodia Travel ancient cambodia temple
  “He changes times and seasons; he removes kings and sets up kings…” Daniel 2:20 This is probably my favourite gate into the old city of Angkor Thom. It’s almost always deserted, and is incredibly atmospheric and mysterious. Th...
• A village photowalk
  on Jun 13, 2015 in Cambodia People Siem Reap Street Photography Kampuchea photowalk village life
  Note: This is a blog which I originally wrote for our company blog, at ABOUTAsiatravel.com/blog. You can access the original article here. The open-air market is teeming with early-morning life. It’s a photographer’s paradise—vibrant colors, m...
• Sua Prat at night – Siem Reap, Cambodia
  on Nov 14, 2014 in Angkor Thom Angkor Wat Cambodia Travel angkor thom cambodia chol chnam Kampuchea khmer new years night photography songkran
  There were quite the New Year’s goings on this evening within the walls of the old city of Angkor Thom. I didn’t feel like shouldering a tripod on our moto, so I spun the ISO knob and rocked the handheld, like a novice. It was only my sec...
• the winding road
  on Oct 14, 2013 in Cambodia Indigenous Highlanders Ratanakiri agriculture asian brao cambodge cambodia farm highlanders hills indochina indochinese Kampuchea montanyards mountains northeast Photography road southeast asia tampuan tompuan Travel Photography tribal tribes
  The thatched hut of an ethnic minority farmer clings to the hillside of a cassava farm. This is Northeast Cambodia as it is today: the wild allure of virgin forrest replaced by a beauty more uniform, more cultivated, more agrarian.
• Monsoons in the Low Country
  on Oct 12, 2013 in Cambodia Landscapes People asian indochina indochinese monsoon monsoons Photography rainy season rice paddy southeast asia summer Travel Photography
  I’ve spent lots of time in the South of Cambodia over the last few weeks. Life is so different down there compared to the rolling hills of Ratanakiri. Endless rice fields and sugar palms as far as the eye can see, big white cows with humps on t...
• French Colonial Watchtower – Kampong Cham, Cambodia
  on Oct 6, 2013 in Cambodia Landscapes banks cambodge cambodia flood flooding floodwater france french kampong cham Kampuchea mekhong mekong muddy water Photography river Travel Photography
  This tower was built by the French in the early 1900′s to guard the river, presumably against invaders or pirates. It’s fascinated me ever since I was in high school. We first drove through Kampong Cham in 2001, and I couldn’t get o...
• Red Sun Falling
  on Oct 3, 2013 in Thailand beach ocean Photography phuket siam siamese sunset thai thailand Travel Photography
  We liked this beach. Not a ton of tourists, some random surfers, and decent enough waves to bodysurf. It was also right around the corner from our little hotel. There was a pretty stiff undertow though, which made me think twice about swimming…...

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