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Monthly Archives: June 2011
During our first meeting in Kolkata, our fair trade supplier told us that the monsoon would arrive any day. We know that the monsoon is the rainy season, but I didn't realize that it actually "arriv
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Vietnam without scooters would be a lonely place, how did they ever live without them? It's nearly impossible to take a photo without having a scooter somewhere in the frame. This post is to celeb
Throughout our travels, we have started to recognize the color turquoise and other variations of it as a kind of international color. Maybe we just like to photograph this color, so we're looking fo
One of the days I was wondering around Hanoi taking photos, I made my way towards the large rusty steel bridge spanning the Red River. There are other bridges in Hanoi, and it looks like they are bu
The single most common feature of Hanoi is the street side eateries. I really can't call most of them cafes because the majority of them are made up of three main components: plastic stackable sto
We're back in Hanoi to meet with a Fair Trade group producing accessories for our upcoming launch of our products. This is our second time in Hanoi, which is always nice because we have the luxury o
Sourcing and looking for inspiration can definitely make you work up an appetite. So when Beau and I need to appease our bellies in Bali I love visiting The Junction. To our surprise the Junction
Meggan and I are in Bali right now. We have been here before and have seen the beauty that makes Bali famous. Unfortunately, there are parts of Bali that can only be described as tourist slums.