Hanoi
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A scene from Hanoi’s Old Quarter. This is a fascinating place and you could spend days just wandering through the maze of streets, eating endless bowls of ‘bun cha’ along the way. It was heavily overcast but the sun came out for just long enough to capture this scene.
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Some pigs off to market – a common site in Northern Vietnam. The things these guys can fit on the back of a motorbike is quite staggering.
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October 2007 – Markers, water colour & digital rendering. Album cover for a hypothetical re-release of Hanoi Rocks ‘Back to Mystery City’. Was going for a metal / glam’d up Dorothy Gale (Emerald City, key to momby’s heads etc). The illustration works as part of the theme carried throughout the packaging. This image works so that the right hand side is the front cover and the left wraps around to the back.
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taken on the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam
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fishing in West Lake, Hanoi.
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A selection of images taken on my trip through South East Asia in June/July. Countries included: Thailand, Cambodia and Viet Nam.
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A old Hilltribe Lady at the incredible weekly market at Bac Hac – Northern Vietnam.
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Best viewed large! All over streets in Hanoi in the late afternoon, groups of men can be found playing chinese chess More photos of Vietnam
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An old hilltribe lady at the weekly market in Bac Ha – Northern Vietnam.
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A Flower Hmong lady at the huge and exotic weekly market at Bac Ha – Northern Vietnam. The Flower Hmong are so named because of the vivid and intricately woven traditional dress.
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Ngoc Son Temple, Hanoi More photos of Vietnam
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Ngoc Son Temple, Hanoi / Ngoc Son Temple in Hanoi dates back to the times of 18th c. The ancient temple is located on an island of the lovely Hoan Kiem lake. A wooden bridge connects the island to the main land. / Featured in PostCard Style June 14. 2009 / More photos of Vietnam / ‘Red Doors’ was voted the most popular entry in the Colour Me Vibrant Red!-Landmarks and Monuments challenge in Postcard Style Group .
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This little girl was waiting on the steps to the Opera House in Hanoi while wedding photos were being taken. Hanoi is very busy so she was lucky to have this little spot for a while! Unlike here, her parents actively encouraged every one with a camera (including me) to take photos of their young children. It was so refreshing! The Opera House is a very popular place for wedding photos and we saw two weddings in the half hour we were there. More photos of Vietnam
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An old Hmong Lady at the weekly market in Bac Ha – Northern Vietnam.
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Hanoi, Vietnam This photograph is part of a set of 6 images taken while travelling in Vietnam. To see the others, click on the links below: Hang Bac / Hanoi at Night / Moto in the Rain / Crossing the Road / Lined up Bikes Thank you to all who stop by to have a look, it’s much appreciated, as are your comments! Copyright © Lesley Williamson 2009
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More photos of Vietnam /
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A pretty Hilltribe girl in traditional dress – Bac Ha. Northern Vietnam
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Of the many Hilltribes living in Southeast Asia, the Flower Hmong ladies probably have the most striking traditional attire. These two were photographed at the incredible weekly market in Bac Ha – Northern Vietnam.
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A group of Flower Hmong Ladies at the Sunday Market in Bac Ha – Northern Vietnam
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Digital collage. All photos taken by me between 2006 and 2009 in Hanoi, Vietnam, Quito and the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador and the Altiplano in Peru. Except of course the astronaut which is from Wikimedia Commons.
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A barber working on his customer in the streets of Hanoi, Vietnam. / FEATURED in People At Work Group 10/11/2009
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I was intrigued by how narrow and high houses can be, this being a good example of how it’s done in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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An old Hmong Lady – one of a number of ethnic minorities who visit the weekly market at Bac Ha – Northern Vietnam.
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