Travel Stuff Ups – The Reason Why I’ll Never Make A Travel Agent!
A quick post on another one of my travel stuff ups and how not getting a Vietnam Visa before leaving home stuffed up our recent travel plans.
Image of The Week: Vietnam – Paint The Hulls (A Scene From Old Town Hoi An)
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.
Image of The Week: Vietnam – The Old Smiling Man of Hoi Ann
Whilst strolling around the UNESCO listed town of Hoi Ann in Vietnam, I bumped into this old fella with an amazing set of false teeth. What a smile!
Image of The Week: Vietnam – Old Lady of Hoi An – The Face of Time
Whilst walking the streets of Hoi An, I sat down in the shade and this very old lady approached me. To me, her face was a time line of Vietnam’s last century, and showed her hard and strugling life.
Image of The Week: Vietnam – Mekong Delta Balance and Paddle
An image captured during our time in Vietnam back in 2006. I spotted this woman paddling her dugout close to the rivers edge, in the Mekong Delta region in the counties south.
Image of The Week: Vietnam – Girl and The Motion Blur Bike
An image I captured in the UNESCO listed old town of Hoi An, on Vietnam’s central coast. The town of Hoi An is extremely photogenic and I could not put my camera away.
Image of The Week: Vietnam – Paddle in Sync (Old Town Hoi An)
It was close to dusk and I was walking along the water’s edge, camera in hand, when I caught a glimpse of these two men paddling completely in synchronicity with one another. The image was captured in Vietnam in 2006.
Saigon Traffic – All I Can Say Is It’s Organised Chaos!
A short video post of some of the most chaotic traffic, that Liza and I had ever encountered. It was during Liberation Day in Ho Chi Minh City in April of 2006. It was hard to believe, but we didn’t see one accident.
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