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• Purt the Great of Angkor

  

  One of our two monk friends and models, Purt, was an inspiring, intelligent man with a great smile and quick wit. He learned English from working as a seller... Read more

  Posted on 15 February 2011 CULTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY

• Scuba Diving and Abyss Exploring

  

  “I am an abyss explorer”. The words are of famous freediver Guillaume Nery but they also remind me of watching the great Jacques Cousteau on TV as a child.... Read more

  Posted on 13 February 2011 CULTURE, OUTDOORS, PHOTOGRAPHY, SEA

• Angkor Wat

  

  . A symbol of Cambodia, the world’s largest religious building and a pinnacle in the temple complex of Angkor. Close to 1 million people used to live in Ankor a... Read more

  Posted on 09 February 2011 CULTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY, TRAVEL

• The Man Who Fell to Earth

  

  I often return to my images from New Mexico when I feel like tripping down memory lane and testing new Photoshop techniques on altered landscapes. Read more

  Posted on 07 February 2011 CULTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY

• Curiosity

  

  During a village visit with Nathan Horton, I had just asked this boy in what little khmer language I had learned if I could take his photo. He shook his head an... Read more

  Posted on 04 February 2011 CULTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY, TRAVEL

• Khmer Landscapes of the Face

  

  “I like your landscapes but you know, the most interesting landscape of all is the human face”. A friend of mine, a Danish writer, told me this a few years ago. Read more

  Posted on 01 February 2011 CULTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY

• True North “Mo” Mark Surfin’

  

  Red alert. Picture of the year. It simply does not get any more epic than this. I had the great pleasure of spending a weekend down South with True North Mark... Read more

  Posted on 30 January 2011 PHOTOGRAPHY

• Breathe

  

  Buddhist monks Thun and Purt meditating in Angkor Wat, Cambodia: I shall be doing this too for a little while; recharging. You will not see me much online save... Read more

  Posted on 28 January 2011 PHOTOGRAPHY

• Notes from Cambodia

  

  The smell is overwhelming, causing flashbacks to Thailand and nearly stunning me. Unique to Asian towns this smell is hard to describe and must be experienced. ... Read more

  Posted on 21 January 2011 DESTINATIONS, TRAVEL

• Me and My Machete

  

  When I was a kid I build a lightsaber out of metal and wood and sprinted around our farm, pretending I was Luke Skywalker (still do, minus lightsaber and... Read more

  Posted on 16 January 2011 CULTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY

• Remnants

  

  Landscape. A rarity for me these days. Of the unaltered kind. Could do with a telephone pole and powerline or two if you ask me to spice it up a bit. Read more

  Posted on 13 January 2011 CULTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY

• Forever Changing

  

  Travel enough and you will eventually meet yourself. I recently read that somewhere but I doubt it is possible to meet an ever changing self. I am changing ever... Read more

  Posted on 12 January 2011 CULTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY, TRAVEL

• PNG Boys and Liquit Photoshop Magic

  

  Visiting the Mansava Village on Tsoilik Island in Papua New Guinea a brilliant photo opportunity presented itself in a split second. Read more

  Posted on 10 January 2011 CULTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY