Neglected, Hoi An
Author: Steve
American, photographer, bookworm, expatriate
Pale Sun, Hoi An
January Afternoon, Hoi An
Wen Sheng Temple, Hoi An
Wen Sheng Temple is taken from the three red Chinese characters above the gateway. I do not know if “Wen Sheng” refers to a person or has a meaning, and I was unable to find any information about this building online. English language information, that is. Located on Phan Chu Trinh street in the Hoi An Old Town.
Ramshackle, Hoi An
Preparing the Fields, Hoi An
The Saigon River in the Morning
Antique Teapots, Saigon
Lê Công Kiều, a small street near Saigon’s Museum of Fine Arts, is lined with antique shops. These teapots with traditional designs look bronze, so I am assuming they are bronze. All of them may be genuine antiques or some of them may be newly minted and made to look old in a factory somewhere in Vietnam. One never knows in antique shops. Buyer beware unless you know what you are doing. I am not a collector of stuff in any case, so walking away with a photo or two is more than enough to satisfy me.
Evening in Japan Town, Saigon
Old Town Composition, Hoi An
