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From Hanoi with Love – A travel photo essay
This month, I teamed up once again with my favourite writer Meera Vijayann to bring you a slice of my recent travels in Vietnam. We’ve called this photo essay ‘From Hanoi with Love’ as a means of sharing some of the …
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Tagged culture, Hanoi, Meera Vijayann, South East Asia, tourism, travel, travel photography, Vietnam
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From Hanoi with love
The Vietnamese are known for their profound love for their country. Their shared history, food and cultural heritage are just three reasons for this abundance of national pride.
Posted in Photo Essays, Travel and Culture, Vietnam
Tagged culture, Hanoi, Meera Vijayann, South East Asia, tourism, travel, travel photography, Vietnam
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Postcard from Patnem Beach, Goa
Postcard from Angkor, Cambodia
It’s only been a week since my last postcard from Vietnam, and already I’m in another country, Cambodia. I’m here for the MTV Staying Alive Foundation again, and like last week have a day to myself for a bit of …
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Tagged Angkor, Cambodia, children, culture, postcards, South East Asia, tourism, travel, travel photography
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Postcard from Hanoi’s Temple of Literature
I’m currently in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, for an assignment for the MTV Staying Alive Foundation. That was what I was doing yesterday (see more on this in my upcoming newsletter), and today I’m at leisure to take in …
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Tagged culture, education, Hanoi, postcards, South East Asia, tourism, travel, travel photography, Vietnam
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Postcard from Coonoor’s tea plantations
Postcard from the Blue Mountains
This weekend, I’m visiting South India’s Nilgiri Hills. Known in English as the ‘Blue Mountains’, these are part of the larger Western Ghats mountain chain. Some say that these hills got their name from the smoky haze that frequently envelopes the area, while …
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Tagged India, landscapes, postcards, sunsets, Tamil Nadu, tourism, travel, Western Ghats
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To make you laugh – A postcard from Shanti Nagar in Bangalore
Postcard from Fort Aguada, Goa
Weekend by the river’s edge
India is well-known for being somewhere where one just can’t seem to escape people. Even the once hidden mountain paradise region of Ladakh seems to have tourists crawling all over it these days. Yet last weekend, I found somewhere just …
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Tagged Bangalore, India, Karnataka, tourism, travel, travel photography, weekend break
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The Importance of Giving Back – A lesson from Madurai, India
Meet M Balasubramaniam. He’s a drinks vendor who runs a small stall opposite the historic Meenakshi Temple in Madurai, South India. My good friend Abhishek Kumar and I paid him a visit shortly after New Year, following a lengthy stroll …
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Tagged giving back, humanitarian photography, India, photographer, tourism, travel
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Senegal – Travel in the Land of Hospitality
Journey to the West African nation of Senegal’s vibrant colonial cities, through its UNESCO World Heritage bird parks, along its beautiful coastline and into its enchanting rural interior.
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Tagged culture, hospitality, Senegal, tourism, West Africa
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Breaking Stereotypes of Africa through Photography
All my ‘Moments’ from September 2011
As regular viewers of my Facebook page will have no doubt noticed, I’ve been playing catch up during the last two to three weeks. Ever loyal to my ‘fans’, I’m making sure that all the daily ‘moments’ I’ve been …
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Tagged Cairo, children, development, drought, East Africa, Egypt, hope, Horn of Africa, humanitarian photography, Kenya, Middle East and North Africa, Moment of the Day, photography, relief, Somalis, tourism, travel
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Mid-September Update: Goodbye Egypt, Hello Kenya!
Just time for a quick one as I’ve not even packed yet and I’m leaving for Nairobi, Kenya in a few hours! As promised, I’m writing to share some more of my work for the Irregular Migration of Minors …
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Tagged CSR, development, Egypt, hope, human trafficking, Middle East and North Africa, people smuggling, Robin Wyatt, Save the Children, tourism, youth
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Irregular Migration, an Alternative Through CSR (Save the Children)
All my ‘Moments’ from August 2011
Save the Children – Humanitarian photography update from Egypt
It’s been a while since I last wrote, and it’s been a busy time for me. During the past six weeks or so, I’ve been working with Save the Children (UK)‘s Egypt office to develop communications material for its …
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Tagged children, CSR, development, Egypt, European Union, hope, human trafficking, Middle East and North Africa, NGO, people smuggling, photography, poverty, Robin Wyatt, Save the Children, social issues, tourism, travel, youth
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All my ‘Moments’ from June and July 2011
The Saladin Citadel of Cairo
Situated on Mokattam Hill near Central Cairo, the historic Saladin Citadel is a medieval Islamic fortification whose site now contains protected mosques and museums, as well as a military garrison (which, indeed, it has always had ever since construction). …
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Tagged Cairo, Egypt, history, Middle East and North Africa, tourism, travel
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Broken Mirrors