Laos
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I can still see his serenity and hear his music.
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Mekong ,river laos… All work posted may not be used, replicated, manipulated, redistributed, or modified without my express consent.
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LUANG PRABANG … LAOS
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Luang Prabang —Laos uploaded again for the b&w group
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This photograph was taken during my travels in Laos, South East Asia. My buddies and I were traveling along the Mekong River by slow boat towards a small town called Luang Probang. Half way through the journey we stopped off at a small village. In this dusty village were wooded huts for houses and lots of children running around (when I say lots I really do mean LOTS). Amongst the children were women trying to sell us beads, bracelets and various garments just to make a dolor. We quickly learned how the families lived together as a community despite not having the basic commodities, technologies and resources which we take for granted. The children seemed very happy to meet us and took a large interest in our cameras and laughed when we showed them their pictures.
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VieW Large . somewhere in the south of laos , a very small village we stay over night. the village did not have any drinking water or electricity. All work posted may not be used, replicated, manipulated, redistributed, or modified without my express consent.
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All work posted may not be used, replicated, manipulated, redistributed, or modified without my express consent.
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When the world has Tao, horses are used only for / Purposes of agriculture. / When the world has not Tao, war horses are bred / On the waste common......... Lao Tsze {c.604-531bc} / Acrylic inks, enamel and pigments
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Hill-tribe children, Northern Laos 2008
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The Akha People are one of the many tribal groups living in the Golden Triangle – the area where the borders of Burma, Laos and Thailand meet. Their traditional dress is probably the most flambouyant among these groups. This lady was photographed near the town of Kengtung, Burma. I’ve been told that Akha Ladies rarely remove their elaborate headdresses – even sleeping in them.
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A family of pigs having an afternoon nap together- Laos. Camera: Nikon Coolpix L5- used the sepia setting to take this shot
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Young girl, hill tribe village, Laos 2008. This photograph was taken during a trekking trip in the countryside north of Luang Prabang. The local children were fascinated by the visitors to their village.
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Stayed at a friends house in Vientiane where I shot this from his balcony. His balcony in Laos looks over the Mekong River at Thailand. Every day around 4pm you can hear the beats of drums from the monks on the Thai side reverb with the beats of drums from the monks on the Laos side. Canon EOS 40D More Asia Photographs /
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Ventiene, Laos a little boy with a toy watch watches as the buddhist monk fixes it -Canon EOS Rebel XT
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Van Vieng, Laos some people find purpose here -Canon EOS Rebel XT
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Grandfather & granddaughter in a rural village in Laos. / ..and a little boy peeking from behind the post!! :) FEATURED in GOOD NEWS – SHARING & CARING Oct. 18/09 / FEATURED in POSTCARD STYLE Nov. 6/09 / FEATURED in ALL STREET PORTRAITURE Dec. 30/09 / Featured in All Street Portraiture / Laos was a French colony at the start of the 20th century. It was a union of two former kingdoms, Luang Prabang and Vientiane. The French administered it as a territory within the protectorate of French Indo-China. After World War II, French Indo-China was divided up into three independent countries within the French Union: Cambodia, Laos (independent on 1949-07-19), and Vietnam.
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Family in a rural village in Laos. Laos was a French colony at the start of the 20th century. It was a union of two former kingdoms, Luang Prabang and Vientiane. The French administered it as a territory within the protectorate of French Indo-China. After World War II, French Indo-China was divided up into three independent countries within the French Union: Cambodia, Laos (independent on 1949-07-19), and Vietnam. Staying over night in the village, at the whimsical invitation of a woman I met on a local bus, was one of the best chances I ever took on my travels. Spending a couple days with the children, families and elders of this village will remain one of my most memorable of experiences. They were all precious!!! FEATURED IN THE UN!TY GROUP ON OCT. 22/09 / FEATURED IN THE SHOW ME A SIGN GROUP ON OCT. 25/09
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Image captured in a rural village in Laos. Children in front of their home leave us with some beautiful smiles as we continue on our journey.. / I feel so fortunate to have crossed paths with these dear families in this village. Laos was a French colony at the start of the 20th century. It was a union of two former kingdoms, Luang Prabang and Vientiane. The French administered it as a territory within the protectorate of French Indo-China. After World War II, French Indo-China was divided up into three independent countries within the French Union: Cambodia, Laos (independent on 1949-07-19), and Vietnam. FEATURED IN THE RURAL AROUND THE GLOBE GROUP OCT. 27/09
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Painted with the kind authorisation of photographer Ben Visbeek. / Ben took a photo of this woman at Van Vieng Market, Laos. / Pastels on Colourfix paper (tan) 30×40 cm —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-— Reproduit avec l’authorisation du photographe Ben Visbeek. / Ben a pris la photo de cette femme au marché de Vang Vieng au Laos. Pastels sur papier Colourfix (beige) 30×40 cm
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Location: A rural village in Laos. Shot in year 2000 with film. / FEATURED in The Woman Photographer Jan.1/10 / FEATURED in Candid Photography Jan. 3/10 / FEATURED in The Human Condition Jan.04/10 Click here to view all images of Laos!
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Location: rural area along the Mekong river in Laos. FEATURED in First Things Jan.03/10 Journey on the Mekong river, Laos II / (click!) / Click here to view all images from Laos!
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