∞ one ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_05 Feb 16, 2006 Map Sunset in the hill country. No photoshop manipulation necessary, that's actually what it looked like. Read more at luxagraf: Safe as Milk. Canon PowerShot S45 1/160 sec at f/4.9, ISO
∞ two ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_01 Feb 16, 2006 Map Read more at luxagraf: Safe as Milk. Canon PowerShot S45 1/250 sec at f/8, ISO 200
∞ three ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_02 Feb 16, 2006 Map Canon PowerShot S45 1/320 sec at f/8, ISO 200
∞ four ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_03 Feb 16, 2006 Map Random pit stop outside of Sekong. So this is what David Byrne was talking about. Read more at luxagraf: Safe as Milk. Canon PowerShot S45 1/80 sec at f/8, ISO 200
∞ five ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_04 Feb 16, 2006 Map Debi. Truly disturbed to be in a brothel, even though it wasn't much of a brothel. Canon PowerShot S45 1/1 sec at f/8, ISO 50
∞ six ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_06 Feb 16, 2006 Map Matt blinded by the light run off like a, uh, never mind. Canon PowerShot S45 1/1 sec at f/8, ISO 50
∞ seven ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_16 Feb 17, 2006 Map Canon PowerShot S45 1/50 sec at f/4.9, ISO
∞ eight ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_07 Feb 17, 2006 Map I don't know where you get such silly hats, but Debi had quite a few. Apparently in England there's a whole ministry devoted to silly hats. Or that's what I hear. Canon PowerShot S45 1/250 sec at f/8, ISO 50
∞ nine ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_08 Feb 17, 2006 Map One of the two local girls that showed us around Sekong. She and her sister had a little thing for Matt. Canon PowerShot S45 1/400 sec at f/8, ISO 50
∞ ten ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_09 Feb 17, 2006 Map Canon PowerShot S45 1/500 sec at f/8, ISO 50
∞ eleven ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_11 Feb 17, 2006 Map The English emerging from the jungle. Canon PowerShot S45 1/160 sec at f/8, ISO 50
∞ twelve ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_10 Feb 17, 2006 Map Supposedly there are fish in this pond that have penchant for biting off the tip of the male member as the guidebook so delicately put it, or as Matt said "blimey, they bite your dick off?". Luckily we didn't encounter any. you can read about it in more detail on luxagraf: Safe as Milk. Canon PowerShot S45 1/320 sec at f/8, ISO 50
∞ thirteen ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_12 Feb 17, 2006 Map Canon PowerShot S45 1/200 sec at f/8, ISO 50
∞ fourteen ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_13 Feb 17, 2006 Map Canon PowerShot S45 1/320 sec at f/8, ISO 50
∞ fifteen ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_15 Feb 17, 2006 Map Parrot. Canon PowerShot S45 1/125 sec at f/4.9, ISO 50
∞ sixteen ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_17 Feb 17, 2006 Map The United States dropped more bombs on Laos than were dropped in the whole of WWII. Even worse we left a bunch of broken ones lying all over the place. Canon PowerShot S45 1/40 sec at f/5, ISO 50
∞ seventeen ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_18 Feb 17, 2006 Map A few of the unexploded bombs that have been pulled out of the Laos countryside. Unfortunately thousands more remain. Safe as Milk. Canon PowerShot S45 1/125 sec at f/5, ISO 50
∞ eighteen ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_19 Feb 17, 2006 Map Canon PowerShot S45 1/60 sec at f/5, ISO 50
∞ nineteen ∞ Laos_Sekong Attapeu_2_18-20_06_20 Feb 17, 2006 Map One would think, if one were to illegally bomb a country, that one would not print the place of origin on the side of the bomb. Incontrovertible proof -- not only are we assholes, we're stupid too. Safe as Milk. Canon PowerShot S45 1/80 sec at f/5, ISO 50