A Halong Bay merchant displaying her wares to cruise ship passengers.
Laboring up Filbert Street, en route to the Coit Tower.
Overlooking central San Francisco from the top of curvy Lombard Street.
Interior shot of a kiln being unloaded at the Vinh Long brickworks.
A laborer unloading a mountain of rice husks from a barge. The husks are used at the Vinh Long brickworks to fire brick kilns.
Got a ceramic kitten in your garden? It was probably made in Vietnam - and perhaps at the Vinh Long brickworks.
This man spoke no English, but to the best of our understanding, he was a mould designer at the Vinh Long brickworks. The factory makes not only bricks, but also pots and animal-themed garden ornaments.
The inside of a beehive-shaped kiln at the Vinh Long brickworks.
Endless rows of bricks, waiting to be fired in the kilns of the Vinh Long brickworks.
Long before you get to the Vinh Long brickworks, you can spot the distinctive beehive shapes of the kilns along the riverbank.
Tobias Peciva has been a member since 11 November 2007 and goes by peciva.
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I'm a Swedish expat living in Auckland, New Zealand. I'm into travel, photography, surfing, skiing, hiking, house music, wine, and coffee in the sun. As a result, I have been sleep deprived since 1997.
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