Just when we thought this was the highlight of our jungle tour, there he was, a massive full grown male orangutan chilling on jungle swing…

If you want to do travel photography right, you have to photograph people…

I love to take the train when traveling. Most of the times it's cheap, comfortable and you get to meet the locals and experience daily life…

A short travel video of Malaysia through the eyes of a photographer. We explored Malaysia and especially Kuala Lumpur for well over a month…

It's weeks after but we still jump when we hear loud noises or when someone moves the couch or bed... Here’s our experience of the earthquake on Gili Air.

If you want to see the sunrise over Mount Bromo you'll have to make a little effort as it requires getting up around 3:00 am and hiking up a hill to one of the viewpoints. Yeah, having to get up in the middle of the night kind of sucks…

What an amazing experience that was. Walking towards the volcanos surrounded by an out of this world, deserted landscape with no one around, only a few motorcycles on the distance...

Want to travel the world or just around town? This is the perfect camera bag for the job.

The next part of my ongoing series of photos of guesthouses and hotel rooms…

I love street photography but somehow I often don't like to shoot in large Asian cities. Hat Yai was different…

“Phnom Penh, capital of the Kingdom of Cambodia, located at the confluence of the Mekong and Tonlé Sap rivers”. When I read that description I immediately got excited about visiting this leafy South-East Asian city.

“You're doing it wrong.” That's basically the reaction I get when people – without having seen my photos – learn I use a medium format camera for almost every kind of photography…

We parked our motorbike and by the time we bought tickets for the boat, a tour bus full of Chinese tourists arrived at the site... then another... and another! Our worst nightmare…

Hotel rooms, aren't they something. Especially when you're traveling long term you'll get to know what's really important about the room you'll be staying in…

Koh Lanta is an amazing place to stay if you need to rest up. There's a relaxed vibe; the locals are super friendly and you’ll find beautiful unspoiled beaches…

Ok, I was sceptic at first too when I read about the Travelsafe. I was looking for something to keep my camera safe in different situations and the internet gave me...

Part 2 of The Hotel Room Files: Laos.

I'm getting a lot of questions about why and how I manage to travel with a heavy medium format camera. Someone even called me a beast being able to lug it around! I'm not but here's why I travel with it!

Vat Phou in Laos has been around for centuries. It was built at the base of mount Phu Kao and supposed to be older than Ankor in Cambodia. To reach the shrine you have to take on a set of uneven stone stairs that are sinking into the mountain…

Laos has a relaxed vibe like no other country in the world and there’s amazing nature and cities to explore. Here’s a selection of my favorite pictures from Laos and their stories.