The amazing archaeological site of Bagan, Burma
Yangon, the bustling former capital, boasts the largest number of colonial-era buildings in Southeast Asia
Novic Monk, Shwe Dagon Temple, Yangon
Shwe Dagon Temple, Yangon
Buddhism is a part of everyday life in Burma and Monks are everywhere, Yangon
Novice Monks climb the stairs to Shwe Dagon Temple, Yangon
Rickshaw's, Yangon
Temple cleaners sweeping through at Sunset, Shwe Dagon Temple, Yangon
Sunset from the roof of the Asia Plaza Hotel, Yangon
Antique Shop, Scott market, Yangon
Sunrise at Kan Daw Gye Lake, Shwe Dagon Temple, Yangon
Sule Pagoda sitting amongst the Yangon Traffic
Busker on the Yangon Circle Line
Commuter on the Yangon Circle Line
Yangon boasts a vibrant street food scene
Freshly Made Sweet Dosa, Indian Quarter, Yangon
Dried Fish Seller, Yangon
Lunch time Noodles, Yangon
Mohinga (Breakfast Fish Soup) at Lucky Seven Tea House, Yangon
Kettles at a Street Tea House, Yangon
Snacks, Indian Quarter, Yangon
Betel Seller, Scott Market, Yangon
Bell Peppers, Indian Quarter, Yangon
Sweet Rice, Coconut Jelly & Coconut Milk Desert, Yangon
Dark days creep away, I’m on the road to Mandalay...
Young Monk's study hard at the buddihist school, Ava-Inwa Ancient City, Mandalay
Workers hitch a lift home along the Irrewaddy River, Mandelay
Market Trader, Pyin U Hill Town
Sunset, U Bein's Bridge, Mandelay
Sunset on the Irrewaddy River
Cooked Bean Seller, Pyin U Market, Mandelay
Dried Fish, Pyin U Market, Mandelay
Pyin U Market, Mandelay
Onion & Garlic Stall, Pyin U Market, Mandelay
Kakadig (Steamed Freshwater Fish), Sanfrancisco Restaurant, Mandelay
Make-shift Village on the Banks of the Irrewaddy River, Mandelay
Roasting Pork, San Francisco Restaurant, Mandelay
Teak Temple, Ava-Inwa Ancient City, Mandelay
Tea on the scales Scales, Pyin U Market, Mandelay
Horse & Carriage, Pyin U, Hill Town