An image taken back in 1993 when I walked Peru’s famous Inca Trail. The children would constantly keep saying ‘Dolce Dolce’ meaning sweet. Please give me a sweet. As you can tell by the look on their faces. I refused.
An eerie image of the day I spent walking through the Auschwitz Concentration Camp on the outskirts of Krakow, Poland. It was a cold and foggy day, that made for an even more bone chilling experience.
Whilst walking the streets of Hoi An, I sat down in the shade and this very old Woman approached me. To me, her face was a time line of Vietnam’s last century.
An image of a stone wall carving taken at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Persepolis in Iran. Persepolis is about 70km North of Shiraz in central Iran.
An image of the mighty Petronas Twin Towers, in the modern city of Kuala Lumpur. These towers were for a very short time the tallest building in the world.
An image of an old abandoned truck that I spotted whilst driving from the mountain village of Hell Bourg to Grand Ilet. The roads in Reunions interior are a micro cosmos of twists and hairpins.
An image of a large piece of drift wood that I came across, whilst walking along a secluded black sandy beach near the village of Thio, on New Caledonia’s Eastern coast.
An image of a street scene from Havana, taken during my visit to Cuba in the late nineties. The city was virtually falling apart at the time, and unless some money has been spent on restorations in recent years, many great old buildings will be lost.
An image taken in the centre of Moscow, of four vintage light poles. The pattern they formed caught my eye, as we walked past them, on what was a very cold day.
The Federally Administered Tribal Area’s of Pakistan can only be described as the wild west. Guns, Guns and more Guns. This image was taken in Sakhakot in 1996, after we obtained permits to visit the area.
An image taken back in 1993 when I walked Peru’s famous Inca Trail. The children would constantly keep saying ‘Dolce Dolce’ meaning sweet. Please give me a sweet. As you can tell by the look on their faces. I refused.
