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The Blue Hour is that time between sunset and dark, when the sky turns a midnight blue. I’d never heard of it until I went on a tour with Daniel Georghita of http://www.covinnus.com/. Just past sunset, the domes of Registan … Continue reading
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A Greek Monastery built on a rock pinnacle for seclusion. No women were allowed in these monasteries until the recent past. I’d published this before but the page got a glitch and now I’m republishing. The area is spectacular and … Continue reading
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Morocco’s Great Sand Sea at Dusk…a Unique Landscape See www.adventureswithali.com for your visit to the Erg Chebbi.
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Quinghai, Province, China 2007 Stylized photograph of Tibetan girl in traditional costume. Tibetan writing superimposed in Photoshop.
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Bokhara, Uzbekistan 2012 A vendor stoops to pick out the best melon for her customer. Visit Uzbekistan on a www.uzbekjourneys.com tour.
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There must have been hundreds of these little taxis. I needed to be up high for a good shot, but all I had was the curb.
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The Indian Market, Rangoon Burma 2011 Long slices of ripe watermelon lay next to rows of sugar cane. Sweet snacks for hot humid summer days. The sugar cane was nearly a black color. The red of the melon and the … Continue reading
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Northern Togo 2001 A woman with her children close beside her sells in the market place. Her baby lies contentedly on her back and her daughter sits ready to help the minute the mother speaks. I can see from the … Continue reading
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Burma, a village on the banks of the Irrawaddy River. 2011 A woman boils water for drinking. I can’t think that she does much else in that huge pot. And she has her thermos ready and waiting there on the left in the … Continue reading
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Yunnan Province, China 2005 A Chinese farmer heads home for the day. He carries a typical basket on his back. Farmers don’t leave home without it. They carry their tools in it, throw the harvested crop in it and maybe … Continue reading
