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Joy, Happiness & Peace To You & Yours

Thank you for following along this year. You are the reason that I share images and stories on this blog, and so, I would like to take this opportunity to let you know how much your participation, comments, compliments and encouragement are appreciated. I know that it has been a busy year for all of [...]

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Ten Holiday Gift Ideas For The Traveling Photographer

Efficiency, usefulness, functionality, convenience and comfort; all considerations before I pack anything in my bags. The following items make my job easier, more comfortable or more convenient, so perhaps they will be good gifts for friends, or even for yourself. For carrying pocket cash and credit cards I use the “World’s Thinnest Wallet”, the bulk [...]

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Philippines Postage Stamp

As I write this post, I’m working on a  myriad of last minute details for the upcoming Angkor Photo Workshop. Last week, I finished my first ever Philippines photo tour, and my brain is still in “Philippines mode” so I thought I would share some “Philippines news” with all of you. Drum roll please………..this is [...]

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Unlocking the Secrets of “Finding the Llight”

After our morning boat ride on the Ganges, we had a quick breakfast and then took to the streets for what I consider to be some of the best street photography opportunities in India. We worked on “finding the light” and positioning ourselves to capture the best image possible.

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David duChemin’s Visionmongers Book Released

  I’m sifting through mail that has accumulated since my departure in July (it’s hard to believe, I had been on the road nearly 4 months!)…anyway, David interviewed me back in June and included my story in his newest book: VisionMongers. Visionmongers is about Making a Life and Living in Photography. The book is peppered [...]

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Horst Fass, AP Photographer Dies At The Age Of 79

Celebrated combat photographer Horst Faas, who covered the Vietnam War for the Associated Press, has died aged 79. Germany-born Faas [...]

Spaces Available On My Philippines Photo Tour: June 16-30

“I flew to the Philippines, but I had no idea what to expect . . . I was assuming it [...]

It’s Rewarding To See Your Work In Print

After 3 months worth of assignments and photo tours in Southeast Asia, I arrived to a rather large pile of [...]

Vietnam Photo Tour: Cat Ba and Bac Ha

Holy cow, it’s been an amazing week or so since my last post! This blog post entitled Cat Ba & [...]

Vietnam Photo Tour: Hoi An to Hanoi

Sorry, folks, I know that I’ve been remiss about getting a blog post up, but frankly we’re shooting so much [...]

Vietnam Photo Tour: South Into The Mekong Delta

We left Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) in our private boat (seen below) for a 6 hour trip down to [...]