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Saturday, February 23, 2008
VII Seminar In DUMBO (NY)
I'm currently in Oaxaca, so this post is somehwat rushed but the VII event promises to be an extraordinary opportunity to meet and rub shoulders with (and learn from) VII photographers.
All details are found at VII Dumbo Event
Monday, February 18, 2008
Koh Chang "The Jewel of the East" Thailand Island
In fact, there're many great beaches with different sytles at Koh Chang but my favorite beach is "Kai Bae Beach" due to its very beautiful colored sea and white sandy beach which make me fascinated. I've been to Kai Bae for 2 times and i think i'm gonna be there again. Spending you weekend at Kai Bae beach Koh Chang is very good idea for anyone who like privacy beach.
Accommodation on this island is very easy to find and there are various kinds of accommodation from general beach huts and bungalows to luxury hotels and apartments. You may hire Motorbikes, jeeps and cars in order to take you to any beaches and it is great idea to drive along the coastal roads as you may experience the beautiful seaside and white sand of this outstanding Thailand Island.
Klong Prao Beach: This beach is situated next to white sand beach. You will see many coconut trees along with seaside and this beach is also beautiful seaside lanscape and not many people here.
Kai Bae Beach: While White Sand beach is busiest and funniest area in Koh Chang, Kai Bae beach is sleepy seaside location in Koh Chang which is suitable for traveller who love unique and privacy area. (it's the best beach in Koh Chang in my opinion) This beach cover with many palm tree. (as you seen on the first image image above) Therefore, it's suitable to read your favorite book under the shade of palm tree along with beautiful sandy seaside. There are many relaxing activities in this area especially sea kayaks which is favorite actvity for travellers.
In my opinion, Koh Chang is the the place that you can find various life styles. You may find great night life at white sand beach while you may feel relaxing at Kai Bae Beach or if you want snorkelling or scuba, you can go to Bang Bao and hire affordable price speed boat to many beautiful minor islands of Koh Chang.
Learn More on Thailand Island Koh Chang Here!
Updated Websites For TTP
I've announced this through my monthly newsletter, but I've finally updated my websites, including 16 photo galleries. I used an overall design that is simpler and easier to navigate.
The short cut for the photo galleries is Tewfic El-Sawy, The Travel Photographer
The main portal page is The Travel Photographer, and leads to my 2008 photo expeditions, previous itineraries, the 16 photo galleries, the slideshows and the TTP blog.
I will be in Oaxaca, Mexico for about 10 days...and will intermittently post from there.
TTP Recap
NY Times: A Genocide In Slow Motion
WP: Tokyo Panoramas
Airy Mac Book Air
Bas Uterwijk: Burma
Bas Uterwijk lives in Amsterdam, and has just returned from Burma with wonderful photographs made during his travels. Although he recently got interested in photography, he's been telling stories with images for most of his career as a computer graphics artist for a video game company.
His Burma portfolio contains lovely photographs of Burmese novices, monks as well as depictions of everyday Burmese life. The photograph I chose for this post and the rest of his gallery are proof that we'll hear more of Bas.
Video games and photography...what else could anyone want in life?
Bas Uterwijk's Burma
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Vanity Fair: Junger & Hetherington
Vanity Fair recently featured a video interview with author and journalist Sebastian Junger and photographer Tim Hetherington, discussing the former's article "In the Valley of Death".
The article recounts the men's experiences when joining a US platoon while its soldiers make painfully slow advance in Afghanistan’s Korengal Valley; a strategic passage but among the deadliest pieces of terrain in the world for U.S. forces.
Tim Hetherington was awarded the World Press Photo of the Year 2007 for one of his photographs which appeared in the accompanying article.
Video Interview
Article