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Thanaka

Kids in Myanmar, in the early 2000’s, with their faces covered with thanaka, which is the ubiquitous, pale yellow paste

Tucked down a small side street in Bangkok, the Baan Bat community has been home to a small group of

There are plans to reduce congestion by banning motorcycles in core districts in already 2025, five years earlier than according

I started to go through my old analog images. Both slides and negatives. They have been hidden in a suitcase

I love to do panormas with my Iphone. Fairly easy to get a nice result. Best if you are higher

Today marks 20 years since the devastating trash slide in Manila, the Philippines. More than 250 people died, and hundreds

Angkor is one of the most important archaeological sites in South-East Asia. Stretching over some 400 km2, including forested area,

This week it’s the HeForShe Arts Week Bangkok at Bangkok Art and Culture Center. There are a lot of interesting

The Philippine school year 2016-2017 started on June 13. Millions of school children are back in the classroom. The said

2016. New year, new challenges, new possibilities. Currently I’m involved in my third book within a year. I’m quite excited

The Thai Premier League season has ended. Buriram won the league and The FA-Cup. They did not loose one single

Today marks the International Day of the Girl Child. May all their dreams and visions come through. “The newly adopted

Early in the summer the below book on Burma was released. It is all in Swedish an written of seasoned

Today marks 15 years since the devastating trash slide in Manila, the Philippines. More than 250 died and hundreds got

Today the Vegetarian Festival in Bangkok 2014 starts and it runs all the way to the 3rd October. Chinatown is