End of the Road published in Life Force Magazine
August 1, 2016My ‘End of the Road’ photo essay on the Brokpa tribe in Northeastern corner of Bhutan has been published in Life Force magazine
My ‘End of the Road’ photo essay on the Brokpa tribe in Northeastern corner of Bhutan has been published in Life Force magazine
A great double page spread in today’s Guardian Travel Supplement
This shot, taken on a three-day trip on a traditional houseboat through the backwaters of Kerala, shows a farmer herding his ducks, near Alleppey. The farmers leave their ducks in the paddy fields after harvest to eat the leftover grains, and later sell the eggs and meat in the local markets. The Kerala backwaters are a labyrinthine system formed by more than 900km of interconnected canals, rivers, lakes and inlets, lying parallel to the Arabian Sea coast (known as the Malabar Coast) in southern India.
Pleased to have my Brokpa photo essay published again, this time in the Daily Mail.
Great to have my Brokpa photo essay chosen as this week’s editor’s pick on Maptia. Check it out!
Great to have my Brokpa photo essay published again, this time with Traveller Magazine @WEXAS #Bhutan #travel
Good to see my Brokpa Yak herders photo essay published by the Weather Channel
Nice to have my Brokpa photo essay published again. This time in Feature Shoot Magazine. Click here to see the full article.
Nice to have my Brokpa yak herders photo essay picked up by www.whatweseee.com
Some of my photographs on the Brokpa Tribe in Eastern Bhutan have just been published by Jungles in Paris. Click here to read the full article.