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Road tripping across Lombok en route to Rinjani National Park

Interested in the Vietnam War, read my article about the DMZ

https://www.roundtheworldexperts.co.uk/blog/walking-through-history-vietnam%E2%80%99s-dmz

Walking Through History in Vietnam’s DMZ Once a no-go area that separated a nation and its people for over two decades, Vietnam’s Demilitarized Zone is a fascinating footnote in history often overlooked by travellers.

Coffee lovers, take 5 and read my article on Vietnam's Coffee Culture

https://www.roundtheworldexperts.co.uk/blog/exploring-coffee-culture-vietnam

Exploring the Coffee Culture of Vietnam

Check out this article I wrote on Vietnam's Bia Hoi scene.

http://www.flightcentre.co.uk/uk-travel-blog/bia-hoi-a-guide-to-vietnams-beer-scene/

Bia Hoi: A Guide to Vietnam’s Beer Scene Bia Hoi, otherwise known as Vietnamese street beer, is a unique drinking culture only found in the northern towns and cities of Vietnam.

As a travel photographer, Christopher Atkinson, aka Ascending Aperture, looks at each new city, jungle, or village with a completely different perspective to most travellers. India is one of those countries that not everyone thinks they can visit, but as Christopher’s photographs show, it’s worth putting aside any apprehensions to explore this true cultural utopia.

I have been to India twice and both times I have had two very different experiences, coming away with new and different memories, sights and stories to tell each time. Many people say India is a challenging place to travel, which it can be at times, but it is this organised chaos and circus-like conduct of daily functionality which makes it such an intriguing place to visit. This is a country of ingenuity, history, a rich culture and a cuisine which changes from place to place. Together these factors work as a team which enable travellers to experience something new every day in India, no matter how many times they have been.

Jai Hind!


http://www.flightcentre.co.uk/uk-travel-blog/12-photos-make-us-want-go-india/

12 Photos That Make Us Want to Go to India India is a country of ingenuity, history, rich culture and a cuisine which changes from each place you visit.

Nearing the summit of active volcano Mount Ruapehu during the Alpine Crossing.

The -4° temperature, ice and wind dis not stop us!

When the clouds cleared we had an incredible view of the Emerald Lakes.

Missing the van way of life today but Patagonian adventures are being planned.

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Shot in Wellington, New Zealand.

Although New Zealand is a long way geographically from the issues here in Europe their arms are open.

The suns out perfect time to shoot film!

I am now doing 35mm film developing for £6 a roll or 3 rolls for £15.
Images will be sent via dropbox link or I can also do high quality prints at an additional cost.

Inbox me for details,

Chris - Ascending Aperture

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Linking up with other independent photographers, writers and like minded people for some up and coming projects over a fine Cortado.

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shot at Kathmandu's Swayambhunath Temple more commonly known as "Monkey Temple". It is Tibetan temple that is home to Holy Monkeys with its name meaning "Sublime Trees"

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Enjoying the weekend with good company, great weather and my camera