... but then quick, pick it back up again. Sometimes it just takes me a while to get into a photographic groove. I've learned to live in the moment, one of the hardest things for a photographer to change, when all natural instinct is to pick up the camera and shoot every single new experience. After a week of work and holiday in Vietnam it was only on the last day I felt the urge to capture some of what I'd enjoyed. And so very glad I did. It's a sensory overload of people, nature, culture, decay, development and decayed development. But here's a little taste of what I saw trundling through the villages around Hoi An and An Bang with @campianta. Of course I don't think we should always put the camera down, but a time and a place folks, a time and a place.
Birdcage in the Pho House.
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Hoi An vegetable and herb garden
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House in Hoi An vegetable and herb garden
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Cutest little fella in the village
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Beach house ruins
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Just a good solid stick in the water
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Beautiful old Vietnamese boat and water reflections
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Doesn't matter where in the world I end up, I still see these little everyday characters
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Finishing walls is not a priority here.
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Driftwood on An Bang beach
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Beautiful beautiful boats and lovely textural backdrops.
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Vietnamese telecom is a sight to behold. This was one of the more orderly attempts
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Simple lives.
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