There’s my shadow in the afternoon light. It was only a few years since I took this picture, but it feels like a lifetime ago.

A shadow of a man that now is a shadow of himself…

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In dark times when you’re feeling blue, it’s not always easy to remember that there is a sun somewhere behind the clouds just waiting to break through and brighten your day. Just hang in there a little longer…

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What is the key to good music? Is there a single key or are there perhaps many? This looks like good start though…

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I really have a soft spot for sunsets. So a daily evening stroll along this beach was a no-brainer for me. (That sounds a bit weird to me, though, “a daily evening”…)​

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Celebrating the Christmas holiday in Kuala Lumpur was an illuminating experience. Literally speaking. Sure, there were the usual Christmas lights of course. And the golden towers (perhaps not so usual). But they also made the water glow in beautiful colors. That was cool!​

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It seems like a lifetime ago. Enjoying the sunset on Nai Yang beach. Feeling a warm breeze. Hearing the soft sound of the waves in the sand. Life was good then…

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Sneaking out from the hotel room with my camera seems to be a recurring event for me. This morning was not an exception. A quick shot of the morning sky when the sun was beginning its rise behind the mountains.

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It seems like this palm tree was starting out reaching for the ocean at the other end of the beach. Then I guess it changed its mind after a while and went upwards instead.

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This is the view from our hotel in Ao Nang. The sun had just started to give the clouds a rather nice tint when I stepped out on the balcony. I believe the building in the center is Masjid Aonang Al-Munuawarah.​

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