Time and distance don't matter, only the next step.

Gandruk, Nepal.
 

Don't worry the next train will take us further.

Camarines Sur, Philippines.

Karatu, Tanzania

Inle Lake's fishermen stand on one foot to control their fishnet or simply to paddle.  As some of them spend more time trying to impress tourists with the ritual than actually fishing the analogy is more than appropriate.

One's face is a map engraved by the course of the ocean.

Hurghada, Egypt.

Alexandria once was the epicenter of the  world. The lighthouse guided the sailors in the port. 

Alexandria, Egypt.

One brief moment.

Moshi, Tanzania.

Zhangjiajie, China

Angkor, Cambodia

A well known theory of the origins of piercings and different body mutilations of the Maasai people is that it was a way to make their body impure for slavery.

Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania

Rajastan

Heart of the Gange river.

Varanasi, India.

A moment to go back to when the essential is forgotten.

Kruger, South Africa.
 

Kolkata, India