Compositions from the Mekong with colours, people and elements

Taken from the boat taking us upstream the Mekong from Vietnam to Cambodia

Two of my favourite pictures, some genuine Mongolian yurts and dogs posing

The footprints of civilization, and the incongruity of encircling land with a fence when there is so much of it

Parallel lines in Mongolian landscape

I met two villagers and promised to send them these pictures when printed.

Meet the locals!
'Thank you' in Mongolian is said 'baylklkra', the most difficult word i've ever seen.

Vastness of the Mongolian landscapes

Shadows

Nyamka is the daughter of Nyamsuren, the friendly teacher who let me stay at her place for a month in Ulan Bataar.

Seen from above.

The third picture is of Erdenet, Mongolia's second biggest city. The smog comes from all the coal burned to warm the yurts and houses.