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Hill tribes of Thailand
The busy schedule of the last few days has left me with little time to post but I thought I’d share a couple of yesterday’s portraits of the Hmong people in highlands of the Mae Rim District of Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Decade in review: 2002
Continuing my review of the the past decade…
In 2002 I made my last major trip with with film — to Ireland. By this time I was shooting with a Nikon F100 and was just dabbling in digital with a Coolpix 990 (I’d actually had an Apple Quicktake earlier but never really found a way to [...]
Lots more faces of Mexico
I’ll make up for a few days absent of posts by posting a few thousand portraits in one shot (anyone care to count them?). On my last full day in Guadalajara, I had the great opportunity to photograph the Romeria pilgrimage at the Basilica of Our Lady of Zapopan. Needless to say, they get a [...]
Face of Mexico
I’ll toss a black and white in here to give your eyes a rest after that last post.
Local color — Ajijic style
While we in the United States paint little beige and light beige sample swatches on our walls to make sure we get that just-perfect vanilla, people in many other parts of the world are embracing color. I love it. I know it’s been done to death, but I am compelled to shoot doors and windows [...]
Ropin’ kids
A couple of kids that performed rope tricks for us during a quick lunch in Magdalena on our way from Puerto Vallarta to Guadalajara. It was a beautiful drive through rain forest, over mountains and through lush valleys but the people of Magdalena were the highlight.
One room schoolhouse
Busy days lately but I took a day off to go shoot with my K4/Photodudes buddies on Friday. The sky was mostly dreary but opened up once or twice like it did here at a one room schoolhouse in the Flint Hills near the ghost town of Volland. Hardly a lost day, though, as it [...]
Train chasing
Last year I rode the Durango & Silverton train with my Photodude’s buddies. It was a great trip and we got lots of shots from the open-air cars of the front of the train as it snaked around bends in the Animas River canyon. Yesterday, I got to shoot the train again but not as [...]
Portrait of Kristen
Something a little different today. A bunch of photographer friends and I have formed a rag-tag group called The Photodudes. We try and get together every now and then to make some photos and drink a beer or two. This past Saturday, we met at Doug Stremel’s office to shoot some lifestyle and fashion portraits. [...]
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