Tag Archives: saigon
Video: Motorcycle Ride Through District 1
Earlier tonight, whilst driving through District 1 to get to the Duck Noodle restaurant, I came to the realisation that a video would more aptly describe what the roads in Saigon are actually like. So catch a glimpse after the … Continue reading
Editorial: Life On Two Wheels
Ask anyone to describe their time in Vietnam, and undoubtedly at some point they’ll mention how chaotic the roads are or how a simple act like crossing the road soon turns into a real life version of the arcade classic … Continue reading
This Is What You Call Rain
Thanks to the wonders of Internet radio, I’ve been not only able to catch up with the latest music from the UK, but also the latest news and general goings-on. I’ve been hearing constant droning on about August being a … Continue reading
War Remnants Museum
Yesterday I paid a visit to the War Remnants Museum where a number of photographs and remnants from the war are displayed. This visit was both harrowing and a stark reminder of the atrocities of war, and how the vicious … Continue reading
Cho Ben Thanh
Ben Thanh Market, known locally as Cho Ben Thanh, is a popular tourist destination for those visiting Ho Chi Minh City seeking souvenirs and local food. You can pretty much find anything for sale, from hair accessories to dinnerware to … Continue reading
Vietnam’s Tallest Building
Currently in development, it’ll be 68 storeys upon completion, which I’m told is within a year. Not sure what it’s going to be used for though.
Vietnamese Church
Missionaries brought Christianity to Vietnam in the 16th century, so there’s a number of large churches around Saigon. Vietnam currently has the 4th largest Roman Catholic population in Asia.
Streets of District 1
Just a few shots from my stroll around District 1 and my brief visit to the big post office.
On Yer Bike
Just a few shots I took on the back of a moped on the way to Che Nam Bo with a Canon 5omm F/1.8.
Roads of Saigon
Took another afternoon stroll today, equipped with my 70-200 F4/L to see what I could capture. Just grabbed a few candids of pedestrians and people on motorbikes so synonymous with visions of Vietnam. Nothing spectacular, shall have to give it … Continue reading


