Photo by Rebecca Ross, 4 June 2008
Notting Hill Carnival is a feast of carribbean delights transported to trendy London town. With countless culinary treats, thronging crowds and music and dancing all around, it's easy to get caught up in the moment!
Photo by Rebecca Ross, 4 June 2008
I personally haven't witnessed such sights elsewhere around the world. In remote Scottish Highlands and Islands you often run across phone booths, stations, hostels and post boxes with no obvious link to humanity but a road or a well trodden path.
Photo by Rebecca Ross, 29 June 2008
This is a sight that can be seen all over the landscape of the Scottish Outer Hebrides. Crofts left to ruin, often with belongings still left inside.
Photo by Rebecca Ross, 5 July 2008
I'm sure when greeted by such a sight you'd be be inclined to stop and take stock. Although the safest thing to do is probably to do a U-turn and find another route cause I don't think you're going to make sense of this anytime soon!
Photo Essay by Sherry Ott, 23 June 2008
The Thaipusam festival is not for the weak. However, it is a chance to see devoted families turn themselves into human pin cushions.
Photo by Sherry Ott, 23 June 2008
Pulling a heavy chariot to the temple as an offering. A painful looking process.
Photo by Bart Marcy, 19 June 2008
Photo by Bart Marcy, 19 June 2008
Story by Sandra Scott, 18 June 2008
Cooking lesson in Hoi An includes market tour, boat ride, lesson, and a meal all for $18.
Photo by micah wright, 17 June 2008
The capital city of Laos. Amazing seafood along the riverside, spectacular temples teeming with brightly clad monks, a decent nightlife and beautiful sunsets.