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| Train travel is one of my favorite modes of transportation. |
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| Banpin Station, north of Bangkok. Captured through a train window. We made many stops on the journey from Bangkok to Chiang Mai; Banpin was one. |
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| When I look at this, I see my past, present and future. I can hardly wait to print this. Bust out that cloud story. |
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| Bright side, strong side. I love the sense of community and solidarity that presents itself in the morning following a long night ride on a train. People photo snappin' and tooth brushin' right out the windows. A moving house speeding / chugging through the Thai countryside. |
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| I fell in love with this Australian gentleman. I wanted to scoop him up and hear all of his tales over a glass of scotch. |
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| A softie of a portrait of my brother over brunch at Libra House. December 2016 |
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| A side shot of Libra House. The lovely guesthouse we stayed at in Chiang Mai! An excellent place I highly recommend! |
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| My view within the Old Town of Chiang Mai on Moon Road. Dogs, tuktuks, bikes and greenery. |
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| Whoosh! |
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| My sweetheart scoping the breakfast menu. |
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| This scan does this frame no favours. I will remedy this disgrace shortly. The tones on this negative are bonkers! |
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| A portrait of my brother Michael. Or as I like to call him, Milky. |
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| A portrat of our official navigator of Chiang Mai. I praise the moon for Iain's internal compass on a regular basis. |
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| Fence still life / end of the roll pin punches from the negative weight! |
All photos shot on my old faithful Kiev 60 / 120 FP4 pushed to 400. I have full intentions of printing this entire roll. Those train shots get my train wheels 'aturnin'.
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