Akha women and Supermoon

Nothing in common, just two photos for the day.

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Mountain dreams

A selected set of views from northern Thailand.

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Zoom in on Thailand

Just a few telezoom pics. from Thailand.

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North Thai people

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The photo is taken at a mountain top in Tha Ton, Thailand in 2005. Click on the photo to enlarge and use it as desktop background.

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Places and spaces we go

Sikkim, India

Chiang Rai, Thailand

Chiang Rai, Thailand

Chiang Mai, Thailand

Sikkim, India

Uppsala, Sweden

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Mae Sai

Just Outside Mae Sai, Tai Jai village, Burma Border 2004

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Soon, Back to Thailand

Now it´s less then 1 month left before I am off to Thailand and hopefully Laos for a 3,5 week holiday and of course a lot of photography! Until then I put up some mixed Nature and surrounding's of this beautiful country, Siam.

Taken from Doi Chang Coffee plantation, Chiang Rai

Queens winter palace, Chiang Mai

Koh Pangan sunset, Surathani

Tha Ton, Chiang Rai

Doi Chang sunset, Chiang Rai

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The 100th Post!

Yes this is my 100th Post since I started blogging last year. I know it been a while to be exact 8 days since I blogged last time, Ive been up to other things and totally missed out on the blog.
But anyway here I celebrate the 100th post with a few mixed unseen photos from my stock. All photos are from different places I travelled to. Short description follows all ever photo.

Slow train through, Bangkok, Thailand

The begger kid and the giving women, Kolkata, India

Man cleaning coffebeans before roasting north,
Doi Chiang Thailand

Me and Two "Akha Tribesmen" at
work in north Thailand

Pink women walking beside a pink car
pure accidental, Kolkata, India

Last prayer of Ramadan at Nakoda moque, Kolkata, India

Man checking the crops, Uppsala, Sweden

Drunk women, Gävle, Sweden

Thai tourist kids catching chickens,
Chiang Rai province, Thailand

Screaming Baby and gasping father, Göteborg, Sweden

Kid at small shop, Darjeeling, India

Kids playing football, Klong touy slums, Bangkok

Gaypride parade (not real Preasts),
Stockholm, Sweden

Reggae artist "capleton" at Uppsala reggae festival,
Uppsala, Sweden

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BURMA COMES TO THAILAND

A Photo project I made in 2005/2006. Touching the subject of refugees inside Thailand fleeing the Burmese army and the SPDC or/and for economical reasons. I will not get into and describing every situation or person. The photos are taken at border areas such as Mae sai/Tachilek, Mae sot/Myawaddy, Ban Hua mae kham, Bangkok (railway slums), Tha Ton, Ban Mae Sariang, Mae hong son and Toet Thai. I was mostly traveling to rural areas and smaller villages by motorbike. People I photographed and interview where: Shan (Tai Yai), Hmong, Burmese, Karen, Thai, Lisu, Lahu, Akha and Naga tribes fleeing fighting in the northeast regions of India. Most of the refugees I met had recently or in the last few years arrived to work in Thailand. Many are victims of corruption and slave like working conditions.
The poverty for most of these people on both sides of the border is indescribable. One of the worst situations I experienced is for the refugees inside Burma fleeing the uprising in North east India´s provinces such as Nagaland, Assam and Manipur. These are refuges trying to cross through Burma and into the promise land Thailand. They get caught on the border to Thailand and sent back to special camps around Mywaddy (Burma). These camps not even UN has access to. Food are delivered from the UN food program through temples and delivered to the camps, by then most food had been taken by Burmese army or allied troops.
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