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和風鮭の炊き込みご飯

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My latest cravings are having Salmon, Sushi Rice and in “ 和風 (traditional Japanese style)”, combined, gourmet!  

Life of the Marionettes 1/6

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This is one of my spanning-over-ten-year-long Sunday full-page columns published, for a major newspaper, a decade back! And now. Let's go digital and make it a Sunday column too, read on...

Around the World

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January 27, 2020!  

Life of the Marionettes 2/6

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This is one of my spanning-over-ten-year-long Sunday full-page columns published, for a major newspaper, a decade back! And now. Let's go digital and make it a Sunday column too, read on...

Life of the Marionettes 3/6

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This is one of my spanning-over-ten-year-long Sunday full-page columns published, for a major newspaper, a decade back! And now. Let's go digital and make it a Sunday column too, read on...

Bronica GS-1 Recap

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All are the cellphone pictures done in 2012 by, me, Don Schumann   This unusually stylish and versatile professional medium format camera setup — I had to put it up piece by piece from different countries, mostly from Japan headquarters due to its rarity

One-Pan Beef October 31

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Sorry for the shaky cellphone pictures   Eurasian meals for an Eurasian expatriate 

Phanom Rung

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I had come across this impressive Hindu shrine, built between the 10th and 13th centuries, dedicated to Shiva when I set foot covering in the isolated five rural provinces for a geographic magazine in the early 2000's

Life of the Marionettes 4/6

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This is one of my spanning-over-ten-year-long Sunday full-page columns published, for a major newspaper, a decade back! And now. Let's go digital and make it a Sunday column too, read on...

Life of the Marionettes 5/6

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This is one of my spanning-over-ten-year-long Sunday full-page columns published, for a major newspaper, a decade back! And now. Let's go digital and make it a Sunday column too, read on...

Plantation Bay Resort and Spa

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Boasting one of the world's largest privately-owned lagoon yet offering colonial-style rooms on landscaped grounds 

Life of the Marionettes 6/6

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This is one of my spanning-over-ten-year-long Sunday full-page columns published, for a major newspaper, a decade back! And now. Let's go digital and make it a Sunday column too, read on...

Building the Dream 1/4

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There is a theater operated by National Geographic — one of my most favorite publishers I have worked with  Hearst Castle, a National Historic Landmark in California, USA  

Building the Dream 2/4

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There is a theater operated by National Geographic — one of my most favorite publishers I have worked with   Hearst Castle, a National Historic Landmark in California, USA  

Building the Dream 3/4

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There is a theater operated by National Geographic — one of my most favorite publishers I have worked with Hearst Castle, a National Historic Landmark in California, USA

Building the Dream 4/4

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There is a theater operated by National Geographic — one of my most favorite publishers I have worked with   Hearst Castle, a National Historic Landmark in California, USA

The Emerald Triangle 1/3

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Yes, there's a returning "Candle Floats" truck —  from my last project for the Geographic Magazine featuring on documentary on the unbeknownst Candle Floats Carnival of Northerneast Thailand  a couple days prior —  bumping into us and tailgating our chartered coach while we were  racing on highway  crossing the border for my back-to-back assignment in Laos! Champasak can be reached from Thailand through the Chong Mek border crossing, at Vang Tao, from where the highway leads east towards the city of Pakxe 

The Emerald Triangle 2/3

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Champasak can be reached from Thailand through the Chong Mek border crossing, at Vang Tao, from where the highway leads east towards the city of Pakxe 

Seaside Hut Anthology

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Seaside Summer Hut, Hut, Hut!   

The Emerald Triangle 3/3

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Champasak can be reached from Thailand through the Chong Mek border crossing, at Vang Tao, from where the highway leads east towards the city of Pakxe