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amci4 wrote:
That is ridiculously sharp. Thanks for the reply, maybe there will be one of these lenses in my future. 

dranakin wrote:
Great composition, each shot draws the viewer in for a story. Favorite of mine is #2 or #5
Thank you very much, dranakin! I am glad you like the images.
Dave Sanders wrote:
Excellent shots! Great to see, brings back a lot of memories for me. I was first in Burma in 2000, which I realize is two decades ago now. It was pre-digital and all I had was a Pentax K1000 and a 50mm for the entirety of my 6 weeks there. It was at the very beginning of my photography obsession and I was still learning. I went back again in 2002 for 4 weeks with a full compliment of lenses and my trusty Minolta Alpha 7...I was a lot better by then. I was still shooting film, mostly Velvia, Provia and Astia. I friend of mine had a Panasonic digicam and that was great for engaging with kids and adults alike. This motivates me to scan my shots.
A fantastic place with amazing people. It breaks my heart to see what's happening...and what has been happening for decades and decades. It was not so different 20 years ago. Sigh.
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Dave, thank you for your kind words on the images! I am happy that you like’m. Wow, you did spend quite some time back then and did it even twice. I did it over 12 days. And it felt I barely scratched the surface. I was planning of going back soon thereafter, like the following year, but there are other places to go to and other things to photograph. So far, it was my only visit that time and considering what’s going on right now, it will remain like that in a long time. Time will tell...
I will be posting more images from there later.
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