Notes:

Was browsing through flickr when I came across this , Pure Awesomeness.


JC

Chinatown

Gotta Love Taiwanese tourist groups!

Soaped in DD-x, pushed 1 minute. 28mm Elmarit. Breathless

Who says you can't shoot from the back and not call it street photography?

Chiang Mai; Portrait of a resting Buddha

Siem Riep- Portrait of a Photographer

Feature: Luang Prabang, Laos

Luang Prabang; Alms collection on an early morning. The Ratpack seems to agree that Luang
Prabang was among the top 3 locations that we would return to within Southeast Asia. Though it is clearly flourishing as a major tourist attraction, the peripherals of the the town itself features peaceful walks with fresh air that overlook the mekong river.

Ho Chi Minh- View from the Reunification palace

For an instant I could not remember when or where I photographed this boy. But it all returned to me within the following minutes. I believe he and several other of his friends were making way to classes at Luang Prabang one early morning when I photographed him standing by the sidewalk. It must have been some 4 months now since the shot was taken and my first look at the negative. Looking back at , he hardly seemed as if he'd posed the way he appears in this photo.

Tiger cave lookout at Krabi*[edit], Thailand.
Tri-X 400.

"model" of an American chopper used during the Vietnam war.

First 2 rolls look awesomely promising...in fact,
its interesting...looking at these negs nw, that were shot some 2 months ago.
I've was familiar with the trip photos taken digitally, simply because
I had been reviewing them constantly, but not these. "did I shoot tht?"

Perving on blads...anyone take a hint what he's shooting?