This is a story I shared on my Personal & Blog Facebook page as soon as it happened on Saturday, October 26. It got so many responses and LIKE’s I thought I should share it on my blog as well. It’s a story that should be told and shared so I am with a few more…
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Oct
29
The day I got my haircut from a survivor of The Killing Fields at home.
Jun
11
My top 10 travel destinations.
My plans were to explore and photograph NYC so my day pack was packed with my DSLR, NYC Subway map and book to read. As I was about to walk out the door to start my day my phone rang from an unknown number. I normally never answer unknown numbers, but my gut told me…
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Feb
05
The Killing Fields in photos
“IN PHOTOS” is a series I use to share many of the hundreds of photos I have taken during my travels. It is a series I started after visiting Chefchaouen, Morocco and thought the best way to share my experience there was “IN PHOTOS”. This series will not have a set schedule like my “MUSIC MONDAY” or…
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Jan
31
What if the walls at Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum could speak?
On April 17, 1975 the Khmer Rouge Regime took over Phnom Penh (the capital of Cambodia) and implemented a new way of life for the people of Cambodia. This new way of life meant death for more than three million Cambodians. The new regime wanted a peasant dominated society untainted by anything that had come…
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Jan
24
Exploring the temples of Angkor Wat in Black & White.
“IN PHOTOS” is a series I use to share many of the hundreds of photos I have taken during my travels. It is a series I started after visiting Chefchaouen, Morocco and thought the best way to share my experience there was “IN PHOTOS”. This series will not have a set schedule like my “MUSIC MONDAY” or…
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Jan
11
Photo Round Up – Week 96 – 98
EEEEEeee yes I am back in Cairo, but … before I start I need to apologize, because recently I have been neglecting my blog. In the last 3 weeks I have only posted twice and honestly that is not like me and I really have so much to write about. First came the holidays that…
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