Ethnographic, Documentary & Travel Photography
A thousand-year-old ‘mountain monastery’, lost in the Kaludiya Pokuna Forest, east of Dambulla; forgotten by the tour guides, and seemingly by time itself. For the visitor seeking something literally off the beaten track, the Dakkinagiri Viharaya is an intriguing but serene detour away from the well-trodden sites of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle.”
• 18mm • f/3.5 • 1/1000 • ISO100 • 600D & EF-S18-200/3.5-5.6 • polariser •
To call the route connecting Kalupahana to Ohiya a road is quite generous. What it is, is an adventure. Whether you are tough enough to walk its length or mad enough to drive it, this is a journey every adventurer should take.”
• 35mm • f/4 • 1/125 • ISO4000 • R6 & RF14-35/4L •
I believe that water is the closest thing to a god we have here on Earth.”
— Alex Z Moores Living in Water
• 24mm • f/8 • 1/1600 • ISO800 • 5DMkIII & EF24-105/4L •
Current belief is that Batatotalena is the Divaguhawa of legend, though the argument on its authenticity goes on.
• 22mm • f/4 • 1/125 • ISO4000 • R6 & RF14-35/4L •
• 14mm • f/4 • 1/800 • ISO100 • R6 & RF14-35/4L •
• 35mm • f/4 • 1/125 • ISO4000 • R6 & RF14-35/4L •
• 200mm • f/5.6 • 1/500 • ISO800 • 600D & EF-S18-200/3.5-5.6 • polariser •
Son of the Morning Light 