A Year on the Road
Singapore
Two weeks into 2010 and I am back from my one month break over the holiday season. As is the tradition for photographers around this time of year, I have put together a small portfolio of previously unseen pictures from 2009… one from each Human Planet shoot last year.
Yesterday I left my home town of Bristol deep in snow. Today, I am filing this post from a hot and humid Changi airport in Singapore on a stop over with the mountains team on our way to the highlands of North Eastern Papua New Guinea where we will be shooting for the next 2 weeks. Right now, I am also pleased to say that we have British photojournalist Kieran Doherty shooting a high rise story for us in UAE’s capital Dubai with the urban team and he’ll be posting a blog in due course.
Happy New Year to you where ever you are in the world and I hope you enjoy this selection of pictures from a year of travel in 2009.
Looking for a fight in Southern Ethiopia
Dangling from ropes in Galicia
Watching the sun set in the Simien Mountains
Dressing up in Niger
Waiting for the Moon to set in Greenland
Nitpicking in the Central African Republic
Braving a sand storm in Mali
Camel herding in the Gobi Desert
Net fishing in Brazil
Plastering in Djenne
Afternoon napping in Dogon Country
Moving house in Mongolia
Casting a net in Laos
Dancing in Papua New Guinea
Trading snakes in Cambodia
Meditating in Angkor
Scavenging in Kenya
Messing around in Indonesia
Reindeer herding in Norway
Island hopping in Sabah
Deep sea diving in the Philippines
Fox hunting in Mongolia
Extreme barbecuing in Venezuela
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To see more pictures from the Human Planet journey so far, click HERE
Great images Tim! looking forward to more outstanding work from you in 2010! all the best
Magda
Thanks for another great post. I look forward to each and every one. Beautiful photos and (in previous posts) some great and helpful info.
Wow, that was quite the year. It is amazing to look back on an entire year and see all the places you can actually go in such a seemingly short amount of time.
Beautiful!
Incredible
Simply breath taking. Thank you for such inspiring work.
Looking good Tim! How very exciting.
wow i am speechless, i know you are a professional photographer but those are really stunning snapshots, i wish i could take the same pictures