You no see me (teehee)

In my last post I described a new approach to showing images from Himalayan and other treks.  Using that approach, here are a selected set of photographs from the very fine trek to Nar and Phu that my friend J*y and I did in spring 2009.     A brief word about Nar and Phu first. …

Wonderful evening at the women’s football final between USA and Japan.  I ended up in the Japanese fans section for some reason, and they were a delight.  But they were not inscrutable.  Oh no. I must say, the women’s game played at this level is a delight.  The fans were respectful, sober, and mostly clapped…

Today’s photo:Pont Alexandre III. A long exposure shot of the Seine at the Pont Alexandre III, a wonderfully ornate bridge over the Seine by the Grand Palais in Paris. I liked the way that the low evening sun lit up the gilded parts of the bridge and the statue on the far side. Taken with…

I’ve been working and thinking quite a lot about street photography this summer, and developing my technique in a few new areas.  These are some shots in the ‘Cinematic Style’     One of my favorite photographers and writers on photography is  Ming Thein.  He is based in Kuala Lumpur, although I’ve never met him…

Third Installment of Myanmar photos from Inle Lake.  This time the amazing fishermen and the stupas of Indein   Boatmen that don’t have an engine in their craft adopt a curious one-legged poling method in Inle.  One of the earlier shots in this series shows the boatman at the Treasure using it.  The Inle fishermen…