Thailand. Transport art & a Sweet Batman?

Greg Gorman. Master Photographer.

It was pleasure for Naz and I to meet with Greg Gorman in Bangkok recently. He is charming, polite and gentle. His work is extraordinary. Check it out.

Vonlop Pornprasertthavorn, my guide and friend at Samut Songkhram.

Vonlop at Wat Kokgate in Samut Songkhram shows the monks a slide show of the pictures we took early that morning. He was a a great assistant and helped me organize a shoot. He does not often work with a photographer who needs a card reader, steals his new lens, requires help with turning on a computer, has no power adapter, takes his tripod, and then falls asleep as soon as he starts driving! Many thanks, I could not have done it without you.

Nun at Samut Songkram, Thailand.

Monks collecting alms along canal at Samut Songkram. Thailand.

They start their journey at 5.45 in the morning and return to their temple by 8. They travel along the small klongs (canals) that run through this rural countryside, collecting alms.

Thailand. Traditional Medicine store. Bangkok.

Thailand. Illustration on astrologers store front.

9 Days in the Kingdom. the book is out on the 8th...(and I am delighted and surprised that I got the cover...)

Chiang Saen Port, Mekong River, Thailand.