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Photoblog: Melaka – Chinese Light

by Rod Edwards on December 19, 2010

Melaka – Chinese Light, originally uploaded by Rod Edwards.

We happened to visit the historic port town of Melaka, Malaysia in the middle of Chinese New Year. With a large ethnic Chinese population, that makes for quite an event. The city is hundreds of years old, and over its history has served as the pirate base for the infamous Straits of Melaka, a tribal warlord capital, and the seat of a number of Islamic empires. That gives you a city rich in architectural details and stories, ready for great superpositions of past and present.

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Photoblog: Emerald Hill, Singapore

by Rod Edwards on December 18, 2010

Back to the Emerald Hill neighborhood of Singapore – this time for some architectural detail. This area – nestled in the ubran concrete heart of Singapore’s Orchard Ave. shopping & office valhalla – captures in a few blocks what Singapore used to be like. Ethnic Chinese immigrant neighborhoods fused with some colonial-era British flourishes create a distinct and beautiful style.

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Dhakka Guide

August 23, 2010

Dhakka Guide, originally uploaded by Rod Edwards.

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Abandoned Insane Asylums

February 10, 2010

Abandoned Insane Asylums. Photography. Enough said, just check it out.

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Photo: Colonial Church, Yucatan State, Mexico

February 10, 2010

Colonial Church, Yucatan State, Mexico, originally uploaded by dreadsword. Colonial Church, Yucatan State, Mexico As we were hunting for the fabled cenotes (water-filled sinkholes) of Cuzama, we drove through a tonne of old, small colonial towns. This one – nameless to us, but on the road between Acanceh and Cuzuma, was a standout for the [...]

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