…and here are those photos from the timelapse:
more in the G A L L E R Y
Switzerland
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Eiger, Mönch & Jungfrau
Timelapse mixed with some photos from a recent roadtrip to Switzerland:
A Skateboard in NYC
A Shape of Punk to Come
This photo
…put this band in my mind:
don’t know why…
Will Fitzsimmons
An Instagram from a recent William Fitzsimmons show (http://www.myspace.com/williamfitzsimmons/)
Boy Sets Fire
Here is a 25 minutes long summary of Boy Sets Fire’s 2 hour show at Batschkapp, Frankfurt.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t inlcude the encore (2 more songs) because of flat battery…
Berlin
German cup finals in Berlin
Vienna
From a recent trip to Vienna
Laos
“Thailand promotes itself as amazing, Vietnam can well be described as bustling, Cambodia’s Khmer temples are awe-inspiring, Myanmar’s junta is barbaric… but the adjective most often applied to Laos is forgotten. Although there are a few grand (but relatively unheard of) attractions, those visitors who are drawn by the laid-back lifestyle and the opportunity to knock back a few cold Beerlao while watching the sunsets on the Mekong will simply explain the attraction by revealing that the true meaning of “Lao PDR” is Lao – Please Don’t Rush.” (Wikitravel)
The Most Beautiful City in South-East Asia
…is Luang Prabang. Full stop. Roger an out.
Stuck in Laos
The road to Luang Prabang is a dangerous one. A quite decent traffic on a narrow road means a high risk of accidents. Car comes around the corner, moto bike as well, both too fast, electric pole is the obstacle, got hit by car, pole on the road, sparks ignite the dry grassland. Things like that happen an you are stuck for at least 2 hours.
Impressions from the road:
Balloons Over Laos
Some photos from a balloon trip over Vang Vieng. Definitely a must-do in Vang Vieng and super cheap. They promote it as a “nature walk in the sky” which it truly is.
VTE 2 VV
That’s Vientiane to Vang Vieng. 3h bus ride through the rural landscape of Laos. Vang Vieng seems to be THE place to be for the modern backpacker.
The scenery however is breathtaking. Regardless of the 1000 party people.
Few shots:
New Years in Laos or: the biggest water battle in the world
Apparently people of Laos celebrated their new years – Boun Pi Mai – this weekend. What does that mean? It basically means that everyone is allowed to throw water right in your face. Riding in a tuc-tuc won’t help much as people stand at the side of the road holding out the water hoses. Madness!! Actually not too bad at all since the little refreshment at 40degrees celsius is more than welcome.
Few impressions from vientiane capital of Laos.
More Congo Photos
Just browsed through my library and found loads of yet unseen photos from the Congo trip:
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