Mid-Autumn Festivaln 中秋节
Does it look like a moon cake 月饼? If it does you should check if your ancestry can trace itself back to the middle kingdom of China. Mid-Autumn Festival is […]
Thai Market
markets are the best place to put your pulse on a place and fantastic for photos. from plane, train, bus or boat, the first place i try to hit up […]
bQ Photos: some favorites
Photos and thus memories are always changing, but here are a few that are posted around the blog as some of my (branson) favorites.
Macro–up close and super personal
The exciting world of Macro photography. Looking through the eye of a camera gives you new ways of viewing the places you go and the ordinary things you see. Criticism […]
Photo Events
Nate and Karina… exemplify what a gentleman and a lady are. I really shouldn’t say too much or I would have to open a gossip category and that is another […]
A fading etch 消失中的雕刻
curl
nothing but ice holes
Egypt: Jasmine Pyramids
Google’ing’ Egyptian Revolution from where I currently sit, Harbin, China i get results that say, “page not found.” But as I made my way home from a short 2 week […]
silhouette of bugs
白狗-white dog
白马– white horse, Long ago the ancient sages of China asked a question.. is a white horse more white or more horse. I think photographing this “white dog” gives me […]
Down On the Clouds– Mt. Kinabalu
An all day hike and an early set off to the summit will get you on top of SE Asia for some amazing scenes. While looking down it almost seems […]
Sun Up, Sun Down– Borneo
Yes even in Borneo the sun rises and sets once each day. But that doesn’t mean you must put on your tie and get to work…
Singing Singapore
A sparkle in SE Asia lights up each evening. Evolving from business to business romance, the waterfront that creeps its way into the city reaching the glittering glass and steel. […]
tattered shade
The stories that umbrellas could tell… I can only imagine who many dreams in the summer heat these umbrellas are responsible for, or how many smiles the have created saving […]
S-21 Prison
I know not all people are as interested in how politics and political history has shaped our current world, but I also share that passion in understanding how it is […]
Crumbling Construction
What goes up must come down… true, but in Chinese cities there is a prerequisite, something old must come down before something goes up. There are two truths to why […]
Daowai, Beyond Its Glory
These walls were made to insulate the original settlers of Harbin from the biting cold of the long winter. Wood and coal are used in times of abundance to stoke […]
rolling in my ice box
A mobile igloo is more like it than a bus… most people take their house on wheels to go to the beach or park it overlooking a scenic gorge. Well, […]
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