The best thing about photographing strangers is that you aren’t tempted to make them look nice. You can just snap away and concentrate on capturing the moment and not worry that Aunt Mable will kill you if you can’t somehow make her double chin disappear.

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Ethiopian boy

I snapped this little guy who was hanging around waiting for the empty wate

Hamer girl, Tumi, Ethiopia

I visited this Hamer village near Tumi in the Omo Valley (southern Ethiopia

Hanoi Market Sellers

One of the many shots that Debbie and I took while wandering around the bac

Tam-Coc Vietnam

The limestone outcrops around Tam-Coc (in Vietnam) are threaded by this dee

Lock-neck woman, Thailand

I meet this lady on the Thai/Burma border. She and others from her tribe (P

Giving alms in Lauang Prabang, Laos

A great photo opportunity in Laos is the daily ritual of Buddhist monks col

Fishermen at Tonle Sap Village, Cambodia

This friendly guy lives in Tonle Sap – the village that gets flooded

Monks on a motorbike, Cambodia

In Cambodia, like lots of places in South East Asia, the locals have a very

Cambodian Girl

Debbie and I meet this young girl in Tonle Sap Cambodia. Tonle Sap is near

Hamer Girl, Ethiopia

This young Hamer girl is from Southern Ethiopia. I meet her at a market nea

Mursi Lip Stretcher, Ethiopia

This photo pretty much speaks for itself. While researching the Lonely Plan

Omo Valley boy

This kid lives in Omo valley, Southern Ethiopia and had the most intense ga