On a 3,736km adventure through Laos

[La Vida]

I love your photos. Especially those portraits. Very wonderful!

 

[airforce1]

Nice series, marvelous country to visit. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Pauche]

Very nice series... Inspiring... Can sense you had loads of fun.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks

power series! have u posted at ADVrider?

Thanks.... & nope...
......no account in ADV. :sweatsm:

I love your photos. Especially those portraits. Very wonderful!

Glad you love them... hehe

Nice series, marvelous country to visit. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Abdul.... still have lots to learn from you!

 

[frametology]

#15 - Fairytale-like Tat Si Kwang Waterfalls

#16 - Another tier of the Tat Si Kwang Waterfalls

#17 - The final and highest tier of the falls

#18 - One of the daredevils jumping off the falls

handheld or shot with a tripod? lovely capture of the waterfalls!!!

Here is the pic of the bike that took me through thick and thin... the Honda XR250 Baja

nice bike!!! i want to try riding in a foreign land too! hahaha.

Hello Pauche,

Let me know in future if you have another travelling plan and don't mind someone tag along. I'd rode a few times from SIN to Thailand on group ride and I like taking photos. Hope to learn from you.

wow. what bike did you ride? i've got a 2b licence but don't have a bike (i drive due to parental objections of riding on the road). i've been dreaming of riding up country. is it safe??? you guys are inspirational man!!!

 

[Pauche]

handheld or shot with a tripod? lovely capture of the waterfalls!!!

Hi thanks for the comments.... #15-16-17 are shot with a tripod on slow exposure. #18 is a panning handheld shot.

You have pm.

 

[pat33]

Wonderful set of photos. The portraits are great. Too many good ones to really pick a favourite.

 

[point-blank]

i especially love #9.
the colour composition some how is just so right that it makes the whole picture looks like a well drawn cartoon.
heheheh

 

[lester74]

Power lah Paul :thumbsup:
Long time never go riding with you, your power make my knees go weak :bsmilie:

 

[foreverlovex]

i've been dreaming of riding up country. is it safe??? you guys are inspirational man!!!

This one i can help answering abit. Rode abit before in Malaysia and Cambodia.

Road condition and traffic wise can be very different from Singapore. The potholes can be very BIG, little road signs or in language u dun understand, simple traffic rules (BIG vehicles have right of way), the roads can be just dirt trail,.......

Not dangerous but not as safe as Singapore. LOL

If you want inspirations.......go to these SINGAPOREANS' blogs
Around the world on motorbike
http://singaporedream-rtw.blogspot.com/
Riding part of China on bike......
http://zeevincez.blogspot.com/

 

[Pauche]

Wonderful set of photos. The portraits are great. Too many good ones to really pick a favourite.

I'm glad u liked them... thanks.

i especially love #9.
the colour composition some how is just so right that it makes the whole picture looks like a well drawn cartoon.
heheheh

Thanks for the compliments.... was just lucky to find that vantage point to capture this shot. hehee

Power lah Paul :thumbsup:
Long time never go riding with you, your power make my knees go weak :bsmilie:

:bsmilie: haha

 

[brenton]

only make me wanna get my 2b faster..arghz

 

[aosis]

thanks for the excellent coverage. i wonder how u survive the 3000+ km on a dirt bike ...

 

[Pauche]

only make me wanna get my 2b faster..arghz

you don't need any license for bike rental in this part of the world.... :bsmilie:

thanks for the excellent coverage. i wonder how u survive the 3000+ km on a dirt bike ...

well, 200+km daily is actually not that bad....... so 3000km was actually accumulated over 2 weeks. no butt sore at all! :bsmilie:

 

[limkopi]

Very nice series on Laos... Think u've juz did the country a big favour by promoting Laos as the next DIY backpacking destination...

 

[aichap]

thanks for sharing the series. like all the portraits you took and the mountain scenery along your trip. regretted not spending more time in northern laos when i was there.

 

[Pauche]

Very nice series on Laos... Think u've juz did the country a big favour by promoting Laos as the next DIY backpacking destination...

hey dude, thanks for providing the Laos info in the other forum prior to my trip.

thanks for sharing the series. like all the portraits you took and the mountain scenery along your trip. regretted not spending more time in northern laos when i was there.

thanks, glad u liked them. there are plenty of nature/landscape photography and lots of culture to explore in Northern Laos. weather is cool too. its a simple place to backpack around the country.