It’s nice to find a few forgotten rolls of film somewhere in a lost desk drawer, exhumed through spring cleaning or moving into a new house, the frames long vanished from memory only to be jolted back in line by the under-appreciated saints at your local processing lab. And so I find myself with some pictures from the quaint little mountain town of Luang Prabang, in northern Laos. Nothing groundbreaking here. Just some images from the sunny banks of the Mekong River and some surrounding temples, from a weekend I took away a few months back.
This evening, I’m off to the wilds of northern Mongolia in Tsagaan Nuur just west of Lake Huvsgul. Going off the grid for two weeks, basically. Leaving the computer and emails and all of the other burdens of modern life behind for at least a short little while. And then inevitably coming back to it all over again. So until then.
[…] via Laos | Luang Prabang in Red — From Swerve of Shore […]
The colour is amazing!
These images in red are stunning!
Ciao
Sid
Great pictures!!
great find in your stuff! I knew the buildings looked familiar, but then again it was Laos, not Thailand 😀
Great Photos!
Liebe Gruesse Monika