Very quickly into the trip, I determined to not let my self-consciousness hinder my pictures of the Laos people. Usually all it took was a smile and raised eyebrows to get permission. It was quite rewarding to be able to take my time to capture what I wanted, rather than hastily shooting from afar. The very last one doesn’t quite fit with the rest, being a candid.
I think my favorite is “A Tuk-Tuk Driver”, but I doubt all of you will agree. Let me know!
The posting of Laos pictures will be somewhat chronologically random. In other words, I will not go day-by-day, rather I have split the pictures into other categories that suit me. Early in the trip, the guys, Kevin, Moses, and I, visited a large arch in the center of Vientiane. I took a few pictures.
Orlando is henceforth known as Moses, thanks to his long, flowing beard that he produced on the trip. “Long, flowing,” being somewhat facetious, though he did manage more than shadow on this trip.
Finally, something from the Laos trip. It’s short and I didn’t even take two of the stills on it. I did, *pat pat on back* take all the video and some stills and did all the editing.
If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things.
- Rene Descartes
The cool thing about following Jesus, the word, the truth, is that you can accept truth no matter what the source is. Truth is truth, and God is truth.
