Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Mt Storm, Cincinnati

Mt Storm, Cincinnati
c late 70s to early 80s
Trees in Fog
Camera; Leica M4. Lens;35mm Summicron
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Monday, November 24, 2014

Koh Samui, Thailand

Beached Boat
Koh Samui, Thailand
c 1991
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Camera; Nikon F2 with 24mm f2.8 Nikkor lens
At the time we visited Koh Samui the island was fairly pristine. Such islands off mainland Thailand seem not to have any planning committee for the future. At the time, we learned that islands start pristine, become full in an unpleasant, unplanned manner and then another pristine island is designated as the "in" place to visit...and so it goes.

Food gathering off Koh Samui
Leica M6, 35mm f2 Summicron lens

Sunday, November 23, 2014

My Office in Bali

My Office in Bali
Bali, Indonesia
2008
This is a personal reminder to myself of how I used to work before the economic crash (etc,... especially etc)
WiFi for my computer. Wholesale sources nearby and further.
Swimming pool surrounded with exotic flowers.

Large TV inside but who would want to be inside? Even the private shower was outdoors a few steps away, near a gigantic partially outdoor bathtub.

Balinese food is so very excellent...and inexpensive.

Or one can choose western side-dishes such as these;
Anyway, if one has to work...this was a great way to make money until the economy went south.
Obviously business travel fueled my passion for photography, or maybe it was the other way around :)

Saturday, November 22, 2014

Soccer on Bali Beach

Soccer on Bali Beach
July 2008
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I love watching Balinese living, having fun, being joyous.
Soccer ball appears to be a UFO on far right horizon :)

The Red Vespa

The Red Vespa
Bali, Indonesia
2008
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Beautiful Italian Design in beautiful Bali, Indonesia

LOTUS FLOWERS

LOTUS FLOWERS
Bali, Indonesia July 2008
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Friday, November 21, 2014

Jaipur Assistant Chief of Police Home

Jaipur 
Home of the Assistant Chief of Police in Jaipur, India
c 2000
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There is one hotel I stay in when I am in Jaipur.
It is quiet, has expanses of grass lawn. Polo ponies quartered in the rear. Inexpensive, even has an antique wall clock (Elgin ?)  made in the USA, (Cincinnati Ohio).
The taxi driver who would wait for customers at this hotel, an old relic of the British Empire, was the son of the Assistant Chief of Police in Jaipur. He made money through his taxi and by helping hotel guests who were on business looking for merchandise. After some visits to India he invited me to eat dinner at his father's, the family home.

One girl is applying Henna to the hand of the other. Doing business overseas can be an enriching experience. One can experience a country unlike a tourist.
Another example of such;  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niazb91MLyE