
Hanoi traffic The streets of Vietnam's capital are flooded with motorbikes of...
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Polishing at the pagoda, Hanoi Early morning finds crews of temple volunteers polishing the ceremonial brass...
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Ticket taker, Temple of Literature The Temple of Literature is the oldest architectural complex in Hanoi,...
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Guard, Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum The final resting place of Ho Chi Minh, the primary leader and force behind...
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Mental exercise, Jade Mountain Temple Hanoi residents enjoy board games outside this temple, which stands on...
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War memorial, Hanoi Hanoi has many monuments commemorating Vietnam's recent history....
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Water puppets, Hanoi Water puppetry is one of the most authentic expressions of Vietnamese...
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Puppet masters The puppeteers at Hanoi's Municipal Water Puppet Theatre come from behind...
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Balloon seller, Hanoi Vendors selling large balloons representing cartoon characters are found all...
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Gym class, Hanoi This excited group of Vietnamese students exercise both voice and body during...
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Drips and masks, Hanoi I thought the effect of the dripping paint and masked figure worked well...
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Multi-tasking, Hanoi A fast-food worker chats on her cell phone while cleaning her...
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Doorway, Hanoi's Old Quarter The narrow streets of Hanoi's historic Old Quarter are crowded...
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Today become yesterday, Hanoi This black and white image of Hanoi's Hoan Kiem Lake, and its famous 150...
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Tourist boats, Halong Bay Halong Bay, a three hour drive from Hanoi, is a labyrinthine seascape...
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Dawn, Halong Bay We spent one night on a junk such as these, seen at dawn in a heavy mist....
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On the Perfume River, Hue Hue, former imperial capitol of Vietnamd, is cut in half by the...
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Studies, Thien Mu Pagoda, Hue The Thien Mu Pagoda is an iconic symbol of Hue. It is occupied by a...
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Koi, Imperial City, Hue Citadel Vietnam's Emperor Gia Long built a vast citadel in Hue in 1806. Within it...
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Porcelain mosaic, Imperial City, Hue The only building in Hue's Imperial City to survive the Vietnam...
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Cooking on the Perfume, Hue The Perfume River is lined with small houseboats in downtown Hue. I made this...
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Locksmith, Hue I found this man waiting for business on a Hue street. From the locks...
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Craftsman, Hoi An Much of Hoi An is a well preserved 400 year old city. People such as this man...
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Street game, Hoi An I loved the energy this young boy puts into his volley on the historic...
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Thu Bon River, Hoi An The Thu Bon River flows inland to Hoi An from the South China Sea....
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Dusk, Hoi An As the sun goes down, Hoi An's Thu Bon river is the place to be....
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Rice farmer, near Hoi An As I made this image, this rice farmer turned to look at me. He had a small...
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Cham Ruins, My Son The Cham people built a religious center here between the 4th and 13th...
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Tied to her job, Hoi An It was the tape measure that drew my eye. It hangs around her neck and around...
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Quick sweep, Hoi An Hoi An's homes are open to the street, and I found this woman busily...
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Homeward bound, Hoi An High School girls in Vietnam wear distinctive uniforms. In Hoi An, they are...
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Radiance, Hoi An A small temple next door to our hotel in Hoi An offered an elegant foreground...
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Lobster farmer, Nha Trang This farmer is setting up the floating logs that will provide incubators for...
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Fishing fleet, Nha Trang While visiting this coastal city in central Vietnam, I made sure to visit its...
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Basket boat, Nha Trang While photographing the fishing fleet in Nha Trang, I noticed this...
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Promenade, Nha Trang Nha Trang is the most popular beach resort city in Vietnam. Its...
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Harvest, near Dalat Taken through the window of a moving bus, this is one of my favorite harvest...
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At Suoida, a Cham village near Dalat As we passed through Vietnam's Central Highlands enroute to Dalat, we...
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Market, Dalat Dalat is a Vietnamese mountain town, popular for honeymooners and for...
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Breakfast at the market, Dalat This woman was enjoying a bowl of soup for breakfast while I made her...
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Florist, Dalat Market There was no shortage of flowers at Dalat's sprawling market. These are...
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Handicapped children's school, Dalat One of the most moving experiences of our visit to Vietnam was the few...
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Handicapped child, Dalat This young student was laughing and clapping as I made her photograph in...
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Gate to Truc Lam Pagoda, Dalat Set high in the mountains of Vietnam's Central Highlands, this pagoda was...
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Boy at Lat Village, near Dalat The Lat people are a Central Highlands hill tribe. They are practicing...
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Cell phone on a motorbike, Saigon Saigon, the largest city in Vietnam, is home to eight million people. Most of...
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War Remnants Museum, Saigon Located in what was once the United States Information Agency's Saigon...
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Visitors, War Remnants Museum, Saigon This image offered a personal antidote to the sobering reminders of...
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Figurines, Ben Thanh Market, Saigon Built in 1914 by the French, this market hosts thousands of visitors...
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Family business, Saigon Le Loi Boulevard still is known by its French name. It is home to dozens of...
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Layers, Saigon Vietnam's new helmet law adds still another layer of cover to the head of...
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Plant delivery, Saigon In Vietnam, decorative house plants and trees can be delivered personally, by...
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Working the rice, near My Tho The Mekong Delta is at the heart of Vietnam's rice production. If...
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On the canals of the Delta, near My Tho The paddlers are young, and the canals are used for transportation and...
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Waking mother? This child appears reluctant to awaken her dozing mother, slumbering just...
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Cao Dai temple, near Saigon Cao Dai is one of Vietnam's minority religions, founded in the...
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Face in the window, Mekong Ferry There was a distant caution on this child's face, peering out at...
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War memorial, Ben Tre Ben Tre is a small city in the Mekong Delta. There was heavy fighting...
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Fruitful frame, Ben Tre Market I was able to completely frame these women with the product they sell....
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A sniff of heaven, or is it hell? This lady sells durian at the Ben Tre market. It apparently...
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Aged man, Ben Tre We found him having breakfast in his house -- which opened on to the...
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Seamstress, Mo Cay Town We were invited into a Mekong Delta home that also produced garments...
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Nap time, Tra Vinh The conical hat, an iconic symbol of Vietnam, not only offers shade, but if...
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Tra Vinh vista Tra Vinh, deep in the Mekong Delta, is shaded by huge trees. Many...
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Captive waterfowl, near Vinh Long Legs bound together, these birds will soon become someone's dinner. I...
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Caged pigs, Vinh Long market Shrieking pigs arrive in the huge market at Vinh Long, each of them...
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Economics of the street, Vinh Long This image is packed with layers, each of them symbolizing a different...
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Fantasies, Vinh Long Two women emerge from a wedding dress store in Vinh Long, a store that trades...
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Construction, Vinh Long Building methods in Vietnam are often not as advanced as in other...
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Florist and family, Sadec market Entire streets of Sadec are filled with the wares of entrepreneurial...
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Clothesline, Sadec I began by photographing the clothes themselves, mainly because of the...
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Morning pho, Sadec Pho (pronounced "fuh") is a delicious broth, filled with...
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Ferry to Can Tho Can Tho, with over a million people, is the largest city in the Mekong...
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Roasted ducks, Can Tho You can barely make out the customers shopping behind this rack of...
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Remembering Ho A huge bronze statue of Ho Chi Minh, painted in silver, dominates the...
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Floating market near Can Tho Hundreds of vendors and buyers alike take to the waters of the Mekong...
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Breakfast, floating market, Can Tho Those who come here to sell early in the morning make their own breakfast and...
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Triangle, Long Xuyen Long Xuyen is the second most prosperous town in the Mekong Delta, after Can...
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Wood carrier, Long Xuyen For many, life in the Mekong Delta is physically punishing. This young woman...
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Cradle to grave, Long Xuyen One of the most indelible experiences I had in Vietnam was a long...
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Flower arranger, Long Xuyen It came as a pleasant surprise to find a strong man, sans shirt, arranging a...
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Color in the market One of the things I search for when visiting any travel scene is density of...
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College student, Long Xuyen Cam Xuan welcomed me to her neighborhood and country in perfect English, and...
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Incense workers, Binh Hduc While traveling upriver between Long Xuyen and Chau Doc, we spent an...
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Joss sticks, Binh Hduc Made by hand in Binh Hduc, these are high quality joss sticks, using natural...
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Temple guard, Chau Doc Chau Doc is the northernmost Vietnamese city in the Mekong Delta, a short...
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Catholic cemetery, Chau Doc A reminder of France's long colonial hold on Indochina, this Catholic...
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Rickshaw in motion, Chau Doc Early evening is a wonderful time to express movement with a camera....
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Sleeping rickshaw driver, Chau Doc This man's livelihood seems to be draining out of his rickshaw. He sleeps...
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Street corner, Chau Doc The early morning light enriches the colors of this scene on a Chau...
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Meeting on the Mekong, Chau Doc The three boats in this scene form a balletic triangle -- their movement...
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Floral deluge, Chau Doc market The young vendor is overwhelmed by the intensity of color that...
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Rural rush hour, Tan Chau Tan Chau is a suburb of Chau Doc --we were touring its dirt roads during our...
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In a cloud of dust, Tan Chau They came at us out of the golden haze of rising dust -- a steady flow of...
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To work, near Cambodian border The iconic image of a man with a conical hat and a hoe on his back, trudging...
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Vietnam-Cambodia border, Mekong River The Mekong rises in China, flows through Thailand into Laos, and then plunges...
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The Killing Fields, Phomn Penh, Cambodia We spent an evening and day in Cambodia's capital city. The most chilling...
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Garments of the dead, Phnom Penh As we walked the Killing Fields where Pol Pot's executioners once...
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Child's play, Phnom Penh Twenty four hours after walking Phnom Penh's tragic Killing Fields, I was...
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Last sunset, Phnom Penh Moments before packing my cameras up and leaving for home, I saw these...
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