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Still Life

Still Life

The Big Freeze

The Big Freeze

Hill Children

Hill Children

Bong Boys

Bong Boys

Naked Feet

Naked Feet

Bamboo Girl

Bamboo Girl

Rocks

Rocks

The Guide

The Guide

The Gathering

The Gathering

Bottle. Rock. Boy.

Bottle. Rock. Boy.

High Noon

High Noon

Bac Ha Baby

Bac Ha Baby

Step Lady

Step Lady

The Conversation

The Conversation

Hillside Hawker

Hillside Hawker

The Shepherd Boy

The Shepherd Boy

The Montagnards

The Montagnards

Little Miss Languid

Little Miss Languid

Hands

Hands

Mountain Mist

Mountain Mist

Peacocks

Peacocks

Stone Solace

Stone Solace

Gathering Of The Clans

Gathering Of The Clans

Suspicious Minds

Suspicious Minds

Blade Runner

Blade Runner

Have You Ever Seen The Rain?

Have You Ever Seen The Rain?

Vietnoir

Vietnam is the only country I have ever wanted to photograph entirely in black and white. It is a timeless, magical, mesmerizing place.

I fell in love with Vietnam the moment I first visited the country several years ago. I have returned many times since and the magic is always the same ... from the mountains in the north to the mangrove swamps in the south. From Hanoi to Hoi An, Saigon to Sapa, Hai Phong to Hue.

The images here are all monotone: some shot in film, although most are digital; this is a very personal collection of the people and places I have visited over the years.

Vietnoir is a moveable feast: I carry hundreds of unseen and unedited images from my previous trips; and whenever I have time ~ on a plane, in a bus, on a boat, in a coffee shop ~ I take out my computer and add another image to the Vietnoir files.
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