This is the second of three blog posts documenting a recent trip to Asia, please visit my previous post 'Hong Kong' for more.
Stop two was Saigon for a couple of days, potentially even more interesting than my stop in China and with an
even higher concentration of people.
District 5.
A largely residential district, home to a large part of Saigon's Chinese population.
A largely residential district, home to a large part of Saigon's Chinese population.
I went out to shoot some long exposures of the mass of motorbikes in attempt to communicate the hectic nature of district 5.
Thien Hau Temple
Honoring the goddess of the seas.
Ben Thanh Market.
While exploring the market I happened upon this guy, he didn't speak english and when I went to take the a photo he saluted, I can only assume his envolvment with the American/Vietnamese conflict.
While exploring the market I happened upon this guy, he didn't speak english and when I went to take the a photo he saluted, I can only assume his envolvment with the American/Vietnamese conflict.
The Cu Chi Tunnels.
The streets of Saigon.
