It’s hard to believe, yet all of these images were made six years ago, back in December of 2009. I decided to breath a little life back into them, as they’ve never made it off the hard drive until now. I’m planning to clear the hard drive of all the old and bring in plenty of new in 2016. So if you’ve just recently joined me, get ready for many an adventure to come!
To see the full gallery of images from Myanmar, follow this link http://bit.ly/1OqMhba
A woman works her field in the town of Bagan
Following the traditions of their ancestors, a couple an ox drawn cart
Bringing fish out of the coolers for sale in the market
A woman sells tuna in the market
A man keeps watch as a woman walk by with papaya
Sorting fish at the market
Fresh Papaya
Apartments in Yangon
Electric grid
People watch from apartments in Yangon
nomadruss in words and photos 
Great images especially the man watching the woman who is selling papaya and electric grid. In a way a few remind me of my country Nicaragua, due to poverty, humble lifestyle, etc.
Of all of these, that was the photo that I reckoned had the most staying power.
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…that one is awesome…simply superb
Wow these are stunning and really show us a glimpse of what life is like there (a place I would love to see). Were you there for work or pleasure? Can’t wait for the rest of the photos!
I’m here for work, working with Outward Bound for the season.