Yesterday I was at the Kuensel to deliver some photos that needed to go into the Tourism Council’s 2010 Annual Magazine: “Bhutan the Land o...

Getting calls from perfect strangers on my mobile phone does not surprise me any more - I get so many of them and quite regularly that ...

Arlo Raim is Silent Key Ornithologist Arlo Raim from the US was also a radio amateur with a home CallSign: KB9LLF - went silent key on 20...

Woodgrain Over Pretty Face The photograph above of a little girl I shot at the Sunday Market in Paro was one of the images that I displayed...

The photo above of an old tin can nailed to a pine tree can be seen on the road leading to Kuenselphodrang. Obviously, it has been put ther...

On my return trip from covering the Shanghai Tennis Masters Cup, 2008, I stopped over at Macau so that I could spend a night at the extrav...

The rich and ornate interior of the hotel. You have to see to believe the painting and carving that has gone into the interior of the hote...

Within the walls of this gigantic hotel, a small portion of the City of Venice has been replicated - it houses three indoor canals with G...

This night photo of Hong Kong was taken from The Victoria Peak on my way back from Shanghai, China.

In contrast to our own Buddha, this is how a Chinese Buddha looks like. I shot this photo of the bronze Tian Tan Buddha in Ngong Ping, Lan...

Buddha Image at Kuensel Phodrang The Buddha image at Kuensel Phodrang is nearing completion. It is an imposing image and I love the look o...

Buddha Statue at Kuensel Phodrang The exterior of the Buddha statue at Kuensel Phodrang is in its final stages of completion. It looks impr...

Photographing Children It is always such a joy to photograph children. They are playful and they are very expressive and not at all bashfu...

The signboard planted at the place reads “ PLEASE DO NOT DUMP GARBAGES ”. But you can see that the place is strewn with all sorts of garba...

This is the design of a cover of a PowerPoint presentation I prepared for a client who was interested in buying photographs of Bhutanese f...

A monk at the Tango Sherda preparing for his final examinations which was due in hew hours on that day. Notice the lump on his forehe...

On an assignment for the Tourism Council of Bhutan to photograph the monks, I spent few nights at the Tango Shreda, north of Thimphu . The...

I was thoroughly impressed by the ease with which this little monk posed for me. Most people start to fidget when they see a camera traine...

Here comes again - the unputdownable and mercurial Mr. K B Wakhley - the habitual plodder - a bubbly minstrel with nothing to do and no...

In Thimphu , Saturday is what we call the “saabji market” day. That is when a large portion of Thimphu ’s population go to the Sunday mark...

Some one is trying to market these tastefully designed and durable bio-degradable shopping bags to replace the plastic ones. But no one se...

Churmaloong - a small clearing in the wilderness of Upper Kheng. Empty beer bottles are buried in trenches dug into the ground in the fore...

How many of you know of an oddity called the Yartsa Guen Buep ? I give you a hint: it is found at altitudes over 14,000 ft. above sea leve...

All the following images were shot at the beautiful Nimalung Lhakhang in Bumthang, Central Bhutan . By mistake, I ended up at the Tsechu o...

When can a man claim to have truly achieved greatness? When he is featured as a comic character! In the following comic strip from a co...

Recently I was in the mountains of Dhur, Bumthang in Central Bhutan on an assignment to photograph people collecting Cordyceps. The place ...