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In a small village outside of Mai Chau Vietnam this is where I met this amazing couple. Every time I visit this area I stop by and say hello. They always ask me and my friends in for tea.
(Mai Chau Vietnam)
I just love the older married couples I come across in my travels. This gentleman was all smiles. He was excited to show me his home.
(Hanoi Vietnam)
While going on a trek through Sapa came across this cute couple. They where making their way back to their village. It was about an 5 mile trek. A couple that treks together stays together.
(Sapa Vietnam)
While exploring Sapa you will come across many local women that want to sell you various local goods. Take some time to stop and talk to them. You won't be disappointed. Most of the time they are hard at work while their child is on her back.
(Sapa Vietnam)
How special is the moment. This isn't actually her grandchild but in the village they live in everybody seems to be family. She loved spending some time with this baby.
(Mai Chau Vietnam)
This young married couple is here in their kitchen. Taking a break from preparing their family meal.
(Mai Chau Vietnam)
I met this married couple while hiking through a rural area in Mai Chau Vietnam. This is where they called home. This make shift ut that leaked water when it rained and was hardly staying together. After I left I couldn't stop thinking about this couple. I really wanted to do something for them to give them a dry place to sleep. So I puled together a great team of locals to build them a new bamboo hut. Check out the blog for the full story.
(Mai Chau Vietnam)
I crossed paths with this mother a few times while in Mai Chau. She was always all smiles. Here she is with her son on her hip and getting ready to sell a duck that she raised. She had a small duck farm. She was also one of the first locals to volunteer to help me with my volunteer project I pulled together.
(Mai Chau Vietnam)
This married couple is working their way up the mountains of Mai Chau to collect firewood.
(Mai Chau Vietnam)
You will see many husband & wife teams working their rice fields during harvest time.
(Mai Chau Vietnam)
Love this gentleman and his grandson. He had a small laundry business set up right on the street in the city of Jalpaiguri India. He said this is the family business that has been past frown for generations.
(Jalpaiguri India)
fro the previous image this is the wife of the local cleaner, her grandson wanted to make sure he was in the picture.
(Jalpaiguri India)
I was exploring a rural village of Jalpaiguri India when these 2 saw me taking pictures. They weren't camera shy.
(Jalpaiguri India)
Love doing portraits while visiting the locals. I always make sure to get a print back to them.
(Jalpaiguri India)
Once I shot a couple family portraits while visiting this village I had people starting to line up for photos.
(Jalpaiguri India)
On the island of Dalla Myanmar I was visiting various villages and real caught some great smiles. Love this proud grandma.
(Yangon Myanmar)
This was such a great family. The young daughter spoke great english and loved showing me around her village. Her family even invited me and my friends into their home for lunch.
(Yangon Myanmar)
Love this little girl holding helping her mom take care of the baby in front of their home in Dalla Myanmar.
(Yangon Myanmar)
While exploring Old Bagan Myanmar I met this great brother and sister. They where so welcoming to me. The invited me for lunch in their village. She is 84 and him 76.
(Bagan Myanmar)
While working on a volunteer project in Ngapali Myanmar I met this father. He grabbed his daughter and really wanted me to take a picture of him and his daughter.
(Ngapali Myanmar)
Had to grab this family portrait of this family in front of their new bamboo home.
(Ngapali Myanmar)
This family set up their small restaurant everyday in front of one of the beautiful pagodas.
(Bagan Myanmar)