I’ve started to post pictures from my New Zealand trip to my Flickr account. The first set is a 360° view from the top of Key Summit on the Routeburn Track.

OK, not that big a deal I guess, but I saw Ric Ocasek near Dam Square today and snapped a couple pictures with my iPhone…

En route from Vientiane to Hanoi, I met a frenchman named Fabrice. He and I crossed paths again in Hanoi and exchanged stories over dinner. I’ve just now found his URL on a slip of paper, and I’m looking at some pictures from his travels. He has a lot of great pictures of Vietnam traffic, but I can’t figure out a way to bookmark individual pages on his website, so you’ll just have to go and browse. Worth it though.

I have more to write about my trip, but I’m completely buried by work for the next few days. In the meantime, I’ve whipped up a small gallery of photos from my arc through Southeast Asia. When I have time (at the end of the week or so), I’ll put some of these in context – within my blog.

Unfortunately my camera’s default shutter speed seems to be slower than I thought, so even the tiniest camera movement resulted in blurry photos. They looked fine on the small screen.

Anyway, you can see what I ended up with by clicking here.