During my 18 day visit to SE Asia in 2009, I found the people there to be very industrious! When I took this photo in Hanoi, Vietnam, I didn’t know the bicycle driver was looking at me with a friendly smile. There was so much energy and movement…always something to look at!
In Bangkok, Thailand, I stumbled upon some type of political rally…hence the police. I asked before taking this photo….
The look in this woman’s eyes tells me she has been through a lot and is in some type of pain.
Photo taken in Laos.
From my vantage point on this elephant, I’m able to take a photo of the handler…
In preparation for a half-day Thai cooking glass, this happy guy took me shopping for fresh ingredients…
Dreads are cool…
Daily life in Laos…
Having your tarot cards read is an interesting experience…
Perhaps you’ll agree with me…people from SE Asia are quite industrious!
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Sherry Lachelle Travels 
Again, amazing pictures! So vibrant and full of life. I admire their freedom… that’s what I see in these pictures.
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I hadn’t thought of that…you’re right though!
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absolutely! i’m asian and we are friendly, industrious and we smile a lot 🙂
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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I totally agree – they are hard-working and very friendly people, especially people from Thailand who deserve the name the” land of smiles”! Wonderful pictures!
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Yes…very friendly! Thanks so much!!
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Yes, they are a very hard working and friendly people. There was also a protest of some sort going on in Bangkok, both times we were there. Maybe it’s an everyday occurrence. 😀 Love your photos, Sherry, especially that dear elderly lady in Laos.
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That’s odd…perhaps it is frequent. Thanks so much!
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Love the pictures – what a wonderful trip!
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Thanks Diane…it was really nice!
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Yes, like your’s people pictures … so colorful and relaxed … my favorite is the lady in the blue with the stick.
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Yes…she’s so fragile!
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absolutely…and so beautiful and photogenic. SE Asia changed our lives and the pictures we captured truly tell stories!
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It is gorgeous there! Thanks so much!
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Love SE Asia!
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🙂
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How I loved Laos! And the Thai photo on an elephant made me think of my “Mahout for a Day” trip in Chiang Mai where I bonded with an elephant for a whole day. Best experience ever. Thank you for bringing me beautiful memories.
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That sounds so cool! Thank you!
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Photos are such a wonderful way to relive a trip and keep the memories alive. Great for us to share them later too. I LOVE the veggie market!
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Thanks Anneli!
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I love Southeast Asia and found the people there to be charming, beautiful and incredibly hard-working! thanks for sharing your perspective, Sherrie!!
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Thanks Betty! It was great to hear from you. I’m laid up right now with a foot problem…seems like you were getting something done too…hope you’re better!
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