A series of images I captured during a visit to Myanmar, that shows a seriously overloaded Jeep with almost 30 people aboard. Traveling in this manner may look like fun, but believe me it’s not.
An image captured during my Trans SIberian train journey of a couple of years ago. Whist the train was stationary at the Krasnoyarsk station, I spotted this guard patrolling the area.
When the mercury begins to rise in Myanmar’s largest city Yangon. A great way to beat the heat is to head on down to the local railway station and purchase a ticket on the Yangon circle line.
An old film scan of the Ishak Pasha Palace in eastern Turkey. This image was taken during our overland trip across Asia back in 1995. Doğubeyazıt is the last town in Turkey before crossing into Iran.
During our Trans Siberian train journey a few years back. I captured this image at the Novosibirsk station in central Siberia. Siberia is a cold and harsh environment, but laden with a wealth of minerals and oil.
The Przewalski’s horse (or Tahki) was an animal that I’d never heard of until I went to Mongolia. The future of this species of wild horse is now looking better, with numbers slowly increasing.
An image I took back in 1995 of a group of Pakistani truck drivers taking a break. These trucks are basically mobile art galleries, and quite a site to see.
Prayer Wheels are always something that have interested me when traveling to Buddhist Monasteries. I love to sit and watch the worshippers run their hands along the wheels. Every person will have their very own style.
An image captured in the mid nineties during our time in Nepal. We were making our way through the Poon Hill region, when we stopped for a bit of a break. This young boy popped his head out the window for a look.
An image captured at the Erdene Zuu Monastery, that I captured during our trans Mongolian train journey back in 2007. The Monastery is once again a place of worship after the fall of the communist regime.
A delightful and inviting image of a perfect sunset on the Island of Ko Tao in Thailand. The image was taken back in 1997, and no doubt it’s allot busier these days.
For a photography enthusiast, it seemed that every time you turn a corner on the streets of the UNESCO listed old town of Hoi An, there was another great image to capture.
An image captured on the Island of Boracay in the Philippines. The afternoon sun had set, and a storm was hovering above.
Another image taken during my time in Cambodia a few years ago. I love the look on the drivers face. Very serious indeed.
A tale of how we tried to fly First Class from Manila to Hong Kong, only to be told our aircraft had been changed at the last minute.
Another image captured during my visit to Cambodia. The Angkor Wat complex was a photographers dream, so if you visit make sure you bring plenty of memory cards with you.
During a trip to the Island of Borneo in 2008, we nearly ran into 7 rare pygmy elephants whilst driving on a remote logging road.
Jason has traveled the world extensively during the last 20 years, with overland journeys on six continents and across over 90 countries.
This site serves as a chronicle of the images and tales from these journeys, as well as offering advice and general information for other like minded travelers.(Or the armchair traveler, if your that way inclined. We don't discriminate here.)
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An image captured during my Trans SIberian train journey of a couple of years ago. Whist the train was stationary at the Krasnoyarsk station, I spotted this guard patrolling the area.
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