‘Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can’t see from the center.’ Kurt Vonnegut
Tags: blue, boy, cambodia, communitywork, concentrate, green by name, nikon, people, photography, the outsider, the watcher, tori green, watching
‘Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can’t see from the center.’ Kurt Vonnegut
Tags: blue, boy, cambodia, communitywork, concentrate, green by name, nikon, people, photography, the outsider, the watcher, tori green, watching
For more images celebrating Chinese New Year get your fire cracker on over to the blog!
Tags: cambodia, chinese new year, green by name, phnom penh, photography, tori green, year of the dragon
Green Tours Cambodia, apart from loosing her phone in the great Tonle Sap lake, had a great time running a private tour at Phnom Kulen.
Tags: colour, green by name, nikon, phnom kulen, photography, thecambodianchapter
‘Beauty has a lot to do with character.’
Kevyn Aucoin
Tags: beautiful woman, blue, blue house, cambodia, colour, nikon, people, phnom penh, phnom penh rubbish tip, photography, portrait, smile, steung meanchey, stung meanchey, travel, woman
My most current work can be seen at my travel blog www.thecambodianchapter.wordpress.com.
Tags: khmer woman, the cambodian chapter, traditional hat, woman
“Sometimes our fate resembles a fruit tree in winter. Who would think that those branches would turn green again and blossom, but we hope it, we know it.”
Goethe
That this…
Will become this…
Is just a little bit magical isn’t it…
Tags: beauty, blooming, colour, environment, flowers, garden, green by name, learn, photography, tori green
I have had a much needed rest after the last four months of a very crazy Cambodian adventure and now a change is most certainly in order! Not of country, because this place seems to like me and people keep offering me work, nice people, so I am sticking for now. But with a new string or two to my bow I will be re-designing this blog/website over the next few weeks to share more appropriately my other new Cambodian ventures with you. But for now you should go have a look at www.nathanhortonphotography.com because, for part of my time, he is my new boss and he is really rather good at taking snaps! Go see!
In the meantime though my travel and photography blog of this country has lot’s of lovely stuff to read and browse through so go have a nosey and and I’ll catch up with you all soon, very, very soon! www.thecambodianchapter.wordpress.com
Tags: learn, nathan horton photography, newbeginnings, phnom penh, photography tours
www.cambodianchapter.wordpress.com
My travel blog is the most current place to see what I am working on, where I have been and very soon (she says teasingly) I will tell you just where Green By Name is heading next. So come on over, it’s about to get very, very exciting!!
Tags: beauty, blooming, british butterfly conservation, cambodia, flowers, garden, green by name, light, nature, nikon, photography, siem reap, the cambodian chapter, tori green
To celebrate black history month, organised in Southampton in part by my good friend Don Jon manager of reggae band Ebony Rockers and race relations consultant, an exhibition of photographs (including some of mine) will be featured until end November at The Soul Cellar Southampton. Go see it or if you can’t? All of the fantastic photographers featured can be found at the wonderful www.johnnytoaster.co.uk
(Nice styling Toaster!)
Tags: communitywork, don jon, ebony rockers, exhibition, inclusive, jah, jah rule, music, musician, people, photography, reggae, soul, soul cellar, tori green
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