Amarapura – the Teak bridge

One of the most famous sight of Burma is the 1.2 km long teak bridge in Amarapura. Built 200 years ago, it links two shores of the Lakes and his famous for monks transiting from the monasteries to the nearby villages. I am sure that some of you have previously seen pictures of monks walking […]

Encounters at the floating market

In the middle of Lake Inle, stands a town built on wood rods. It is market day today and all of the Lake settlers converge to the floating town. Be it a merchant that repeated “C’est joli” twenty times, girls with long neck or a joyful crew that laughed heavily when they saw the magic […]

Trip update : on our way to India

We are back to Bangkok from Myanmar and tomorrow we fly out to India. Hard to believe but we are already entering the last 4 months of our trip. It will be all devoted to India, one of the most fantastic place for street photography. This being said, we will start by a whole month […]

Over Inthein

A temple overlooks the small village of Inthein on Lake Inle. Made of dozens of stupas, some golden, some worn away by time, you’ll make quite a few interesting encounters in its surroundings.  (click on pictures for high res) All pictures taken with Leica M8 and 35mm Lux Asph

Morning market at Inle Lake

It is 6am and our speed boat is ready to cruise over Lake Inle. It is only the two of you and the captain. By leaving early, we will beat the other tourists and see the real market, the ones where only locals trade. (click on pictures for high res) After a 30 minutes trip […]

Thai massage

Thailand is obviously world known for its massages. It is a whole industry here in Bangkok and you cannot find a street without its saloon. The prices ? Ridiculously low as a one hours session will be charged about $5. And you do get smiling staff all the time !  (click on picture for high […]

Golden domes

When light hit them, they shine. (click on pictures for high res) (We are currently in Myanmar with little internet access until Feb 27th. This is a pre-programed post to keep the daily routine going on) All pictures taken with Leica M8 and 35mm Lux Asph.