Contemplating autumn in Kyoto, Japan. Continue reading

Contemplating autumn in Kyoto, Japan. Continue reading
How are you? But I don’t even know where you are. Continue reading
Someone had appeared, to say something. Sleep had no ears. So it had to be said through visual symbols. Continue reading
So you’ve been sent to spy on us, huh? Continue reading
A visit to Don Leo’s coffee farm, in his absence
Pijao, Eje Cafetero, Colombia Continue reading
The ancient people had a sophisticated way of predicting weather. They had flourishing boat building and jewelry industries… In the 1800s, the men were shy and since courtship customs were a bit difficult to follow, they expressed their feelings through … Continue reading
Everywhere throughout Rangoon abundance prevails. There is an air of plenty about the place that cannot fail to strike the newly-arrived visitor. The people, male and female, look in good condition, clean, well clothed, well fed, and certainly happy in … Continue reading
Linn Botanic Garden was established via the combined efforts of two generations of the Taggart family. In 1971, Dr Jim Taggart, a botanist and one-time lecturer at Trinity College, Dublin, purchased the property and set about transforming the steep and … Continue reading
Visiting Old Pagan, Myanmar, November 2014 Continue reading
Street market in Yangon, Myanmar, November 2014. Continue reading
Farmers Towering trees shade a brushwood gate, emerald moss dappled with falling light. They hoe lotus, a mountain moon rising, and then, searching thin mist for a trail, the old man leads a child, eyes following their starveling ox taking … Continue reading
Sometimes a feeling of home occurs while one is in transit, between places, or in the wilderness, a no-place which is different from a placeless place. It is a feeling of being emptied, of being dispossessed of all ideas and … Continue reading