An echo of the great sense of awe that met me when I first saw the great pyramids of Giza back in 1996, Bagan enveloped me with an overwhelming wonder that will live in my mind as long as I walk and breathe. Thousands of beautiful structures spiraling to the skies scattered across miles of green trees, a setting that could only have been imagined by something greater than us. I felt humbled at the beauty and richness of what caused such a place to exist.
Two days are certainly not enough and can only open a small window to what lives in this world.
Additionally, I usually love your B&W work, but those photos are superb. I can feel the light pouring down everywhere.
Didn’t you feel you stepped back in time a few hundred years?
Exactly
Those must be trips you come back from transformed. Thank you again for sharing. Bonne semaine.
I agree with Jeff- that last picture with the monk’s silhouette and the sunset can make one dream.
dear Mimo
each one of this picture it a all search and life question ,,,the rotten of life the belief behind the abuttal life and the life it self … thanks so much for being the eyes of the life it self for us… with respect
Beautiful photos. I like the last one with the monk silhouetted.
Thanks Jeff