Home Sweet Home

Waiting for Our Flight

Waiting at the Gate

The Journey Begins

Trying to Catch a Nap

First Time in Ambon

Haven't Seen You in Awhile

Garuda ATR72-600

Flying to Tanimbar

Is This It?

Nope, I Guess Not

Another One

Tiny Village in the Middle of Nowhere

We Are Here!

That's A Different Way to Claim Your Baggage

Pay Our Respect

It's Not Far

Straight From the Sea

There's nothing can beat the freshness of fish other than coming straight out of the sea. The fishermen just got back from the sea and the fish was just being off-loaded to shore for the customers. The fish is sold by ropes and not by weight. There can be variety of fish tied to a rope. A rope of fish is about US$4.00. Besides shooting with a DSLR, in this trip, I also shoot with my phone. It's something new for me. I think it is less menacing for the people I took the photo of and I can switch back and forth between making photos and videos. The phone is a lot easier to access than the DSLR, even though I carry the DSLR everywhere. I don't have access to all of the controls like on the DSLR, but in some occasions, I don't need to.

Farmer's Market

Sunrise in Lauran

I tried to be by the beach every morning for the sunrise, no matter what time I hit the sack. I was able to do that, even until the very last day of our stay - the departure day. There was a day that I had only a couple hours of sleep and I took no naps throughout the trip. The sunrises were beautiful, except for the last three days of the trip. Thick clouds covered the horizon, so I could not see the sun rising from the ocean.

Breaking the Ice

Adventure Awaits

Ways To Earn a Living

Street with a View