These images did not seem to fit into the other categories that I used for my Silk Road images. So, I have grouped them all here in this final “...

The drive in an off road vehicle with good shock absorbers up to 12,000 on windy, rough roads was still rough and then the sight of the unexpected sno...

Here are a few sets of photos with stories to explain. In front of beautiful historic buildings in large squares we encountered models in enormously l...

More animals than people. Nomads or semi-nomads. Weather and grazing lands throughout the year. During the time of our travels we watched nomadic peop...

I love watching people interact – especially in cultures and countries other than my own. Here are several images of people sharing or interacti...

Mountains, lakes, geological formations, plateaus, trees, dunes – what a beautiful part of the world!...

Historic ruins show us clues to times in the past....

Horse milk is a precious commodity in Kyrgyzstan. We visited a horse milking farm and watched the process of milking. Mares are milked during the day ...

I know there are many photos here but it is so difficult to choose. I met so many different, interesting, beautiful, young, old, and personable women....

Because Central Asia borders on so many countries people’s looks are very diverse. Here I feature men I met on my trip in the area of the Silk R...

Muslims are supposed to make a pilgrimage to Mecca once in his/her lifetime. Those who are not able to make that long journey often visit pilgrimage s...

I love kids and seeing and meeting them in distant parts of the world helps me to continue to understand that people are generally more the same than ...

The cell phone is everywhere – almost!...

Watching people doing what they do (by this I am referring to their work) gives us insights into the lives and practices of the people. How do they dr...