Despite the French legacy of grand boulevards, Hanoi still feels like a cluster of tiny villages. One of the first things you will notice is the traffic. As with other destinations in Asia, motorbikes are a way of life, and Hanoi is no exception. Continue reading
Posted in Vietnam
Tagged French Indochina, Hanoi Photography, North Vietnam, Vietnam Photography, Vietnam Travel
It was known as Mazagão. From 1502 to 1769 the Portuguese controlled the area and built a beautiful fortification. Drawing on advancements in design and thought from the Renaissance, the Portuguese left behind an amazing structure that currently is identified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue reading
Posted in Morocco
Tagged El Jadida, El Jadida Photography, Mazagão, Morocco Photography, UNESCO, UNESCO Photography, الجديدة
Read some Nietzsche, drink some coffee,
Contemplate Orwell, paint as a hobby.
Lectures on Fucault, Tolstoy and Du Bois,
Get up early and watch the sunrise.
Find yourself, drink some coffee.
Posted in United States of America
Tagged 2012, California Photography, Photography, Poetry, UCLA, University
When I walk by an old door and it’s open, it whispers, “Hello, come on in.”
When I walk by an old door and it’s closed, I know its history is tried and true.
When I walk by an old door and it’s closed, it whispers, “Traveler, who are you?”
Posted in Morocco
Tagged Door Photogrpahy, Doors of El Jadida, El Jadida, Morocco Photography, المغرب, الجديدة
Morocco boasts some of the most spectacular mountains in the world for trekking. Just under the snowy peaks of the High Atlas range…sit Berber villages that look the same as they did hundreds of years ago. Continue reading
Posted in Morocco
Tagged Ait Souka, Haut Atlas, High Atlas Mountains, Imlil, Morocco, Morocco Photography, لاطلس الكبير
K. Wahlgren 