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Cambodia’s Angkor Wat 2007 I dawdled too long in the jungle enclosed areas of Siem Riep and when I emerged into the morning sunlight, the sun was too high. That blasting light removed any semblance of ambiance from my shot of the … Continue reading
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Morocco: A nomad encampment somewhere in the Guir Desert An unmarried Berber girl stopped her chores for a moment and allowed me to take her portrait. There was a bit of tension in the air. I sensed hostility from the gnarled, … Continue reading
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Burkina Faso 2001 Guerounsi tribeswomen give their opinion on home decor. We spent the night in this village. There weren’t many of us tourists…maybe 8 or so. Alberto Nicheli, of TransAfrica, was our leader. Because he knew the headman of the tribe, we were allowed to … Continue reading
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Chefchouan, Morocco 2006 An old woman makes a few pennies selling onions, garlic and some other stuff. She sits by a wall in her neighborhood arranging and rearranging her produce. Maybe the message of this photo isn’t as bleak as it seems. … Continue reading
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Araouane, Mali 2005 The headman’s son pours tea near the door to the sand filled front room of his home. Notice the height of the teapot as he pours the tea. Not only does this aerate the tea and enhance flavor, … Continue reading
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India 2003…The Taj Mahal from the Yamuna River A man unloads or loads (I don’t know which) his bullock cart on the mud flats of the Yamuna river. Most photographers hire colorfully attired camels and drivers to pose for them, … Continue reading
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Araouane, Mali 2001 Local tribesmen climb the dunes surrounding the village of Araouane. In the distance, men water a herd of camels that patiently waits its turn at the trough. Bucket after bucket of life giving water is hauled to the surface with the … Continue reading
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Pisac, Peru 2003 The town of Pisac held a dance contest as well as religious celebrations at the end of Lent. Groups of Indians dressed in their traditional clothing sought to win the title of Best Dance group. The groups, from different villages … Continue reading
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Istanbul Turkey, 2008 I first saw this cistern back in the 70’s. It wasn’t all lit up then. We just walked down some steep stone steps and came out on a small landing where James Bond had once jumped into a small … Continue reading
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I’m back from Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. Still a bit punchy from jet lag. I was eager to show you the Stans, but my computer is on its last legs and I can’t process my new photos until I get a new … Continue reading
