even though these stills might make it seem like yangon, my first stop in myanmar (formally bagan) was a quiet, deserted place…. it was far from it. the golden land, as it is rightfully called, is filled with warm people and magical places….. that i can’t wait to show you more of. yangon, myanmar… all photos by … Continue reading yangon stills
the ladies… vol. 7
through my traveling i have not only had the privilege to see how perfect mothernature is… but every kind of beautiful smile that undeniably warms the heart. the beauties of bali, kuala lumpur and yangon… all photos by me
one old bridge
even though it was about 40 degrees celsius… and the (lets call it) not-german-engendered-but-absolutely-perfect-although-maybe-a-little-dangerous bridge …. i loved every step of my walk, on the oldest teakwood bridge in the world. the 1.2-kilometer u bein bridge stretches, over a flood plain of the taungthaman lake near amarapura in myanmar. april 2014, u bein bridge, amarapura near mandalay, myanmar… … Continue reading one old bridge
talk about something you love… mid-week quote
our guide was talking about all the beauty of his homeland… myanmar. bagan, myanmar… all photos by me
the coal beauties…
the most magical moments during my myanmar-vagabonding was meeting all the truly happy people. for example, these beauties… who were hauling coal from a boat. even though i just stood in the way and took pictures, overwelmed with this inimitable moment… i had the impression that the snacks and my sheer presence made their day at least equally … Continue reading the coal beauties…
Madelaine West 