Le Moulin de l’Abbaye
This is Le Moulin de l'Abbaye, the mill of the Abbey, and the hotel we will be based in Brantome, France for exploring the Dordogne countryside. Two different interpretations! Above:…
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April 21, 2017
Hang En Campsite
This is the first campsite on the way to Son Doong, just within the entrance to the Hang En cave. The trail leads down the rock slide you see in…
April 17, 2017
Respite, Restoration, Catching Up and Moving On
I got back from Vietnam earlier this week. Tomorrow (Monday) I leave for France. So this has been a brief respite with my family here in California. Maybe time for…
April 16, 2017
Tulips and a Clematis Vine
It's wonderful to be back---if only for a brief while---in the flowering springtime of northern California. It's always hard for me to resist spending some time photographing flowers, and today…
April 15, 2017
Media Coverage; Workshop Opportunities; Way Station between Vietnam and Europe
I'm back this week from Vietnam for a few days to embrace my beloved family, do laundry, archive images---and get ready for the next adventure! On Monday I am off…
April 14, 2017
Harold Davis: Talks at Google
Here's the recording of my recent interview and talk at Google regarding The Photographer's Black & White Handbook and the Zen of Photography! If the embedded video doesn't display, please…
April 13, 2017
Vietnamese Viagra
When a guy in Vietnam feels the need for an increase in, shall we say, manliness, potency, and virility, he reaches not for a little blue pill but rather for…
April 10, 2017
Entrance to the Warlord’s Palace
In the early years of the twentieth century a Hmong warlord ruled in the remote and high mountains in the triangle between Vietnam, Laos, and China. Opium poppies were the source…
April 9, 2017
Yesterday and Tomorrow
Danang is the third largest city in Vietnam, following Hanoi and HCMC ("Saigon"). The beach strip to the south of the city, across the road from the former US Army…
April 6, 2017
Field Trip in Hue
At the tomb of the last king of Vietnam, near Hue, I saw these cute kids on a school field trip. It's amazing how kids are kids the worldwide, regardless…
April 5, 2017
Regarding Scale and Wonderment
There's something very tricky about creating images that capture a truly vast wonder of the world such as the Grand Canyon or the Son Doong Cave. The sense of scale…
April 5, 2017
Portals
Son Doong Cave---Wind River Cave---is located in the impenetrable mountainous jungles along the old Ho Chi Minh trail on the Vietnamese side of the Vietnam-Laos border. To get to the cave,…
April 2, 2017
Eric in Son Doong
Son Doong is the world's largest cave, located in the remote mountains along the Ho Chi Minh trail on the Vietnamese side of the Vietnam-Laos border. This photo shows Eric…
April 2, 2017
Tom Toa Church Steeple
On a quiet, gray day Eric and I walked along the banks of the Nhat Le River. This river bisects the city of Dong Hoi, a provincial capital in central…
March 27, 2017
Construction Fence, Halang City
This photo shows a construction fence in Halang City, Vietnam. The fence is hiding some of the mammoth construction that is going on here. Not only does the fence hide…
March 26, 2017
Nets in Halang Bay
Amid the vast floating towns of Halang Bay, everyone seems to be casting nets. In some cases these are part of the floating homes themselves. At night, the lights go…
March 25, 2017
Cat Ba Island Sunset
The day started slowly. The drive from Hanoi to Halang City seemed interminable. We passed endless rows of the gritty Vietnamese version of strip malls, factories, and Soviet-era coal-fired power…
March 24, 2017
Lady in a Local Market
Driving the long route back towards Hanoi from Meo Vac there was a vibrant market going on in a dusty hinterland Vietnamese mountain town. Eric and I asked our guide and…
March 23, 2017