This is a revamp of an old picture taken in the outskirts of Hanoi

Hiding from daylight is very important to maintain pale skin, which of course is paramount in Asia ... even on overcast days, you see women try to cover themselves with whatever they have at hand

This guy looks like he's staright out of a Tarantino movie

... another fascinating face from the market near Shwedagon pagoda.

This girl was working as a portrait photographer at the entrance to a pagoda, when I took her portrait

These 2 guys were out stretching Pops' legs when I met them ...

I'm not sure how I managed to get even a semi-sharp shot in the old super bumpy ring-train in Yangon.

A burmese kid painted in the traditional thanakha (sandelwood dust / paste) used as a kind of make-up to whiten the skin and keep it smooth, but also as a protection against the sun

I was fortunate to catch this woman fiddling about in the flowers in the side of the road. She saw me with the camera and tried to hide for a few minutes, but when she finally popped her head up to check if I was still there, I got this image.

This elderly lady was sitting in the cool grass waiting for her cow to finish eating

Rowing with your feet is quite popular here in Vietnam ... it is kind of clever, especially if you need to keep Twitter and facebook updated while going up-stream

This blind woman was slowly making her way up a dusty street ... perhaps not easy being blind in a country like Vietnam. The world would become a very small place