A normal day around the city of Seoul, is turned into a succession of events.. interesting and funny. The daily goal was the visiting of the royal palace, but on the way something caught my attention. Before there was a stand where you could wear for free the typical clothes of Korean Emperor.. Ok, very touristic, but it was free, so why no?

An experience that i will surely remember are the two days spent in SaPa. A beautiful walk through the valleys covered by rice terraces of emerald green color, visiting small villages of huts inhabited by the Hmong. I spent the night hosted by a local family, sleeping in a hut and drinking in company of an elderly local. Great hospitality and atmosphere, which I tried to represent with this shot.

This is one of the boatmen of the shipyard in Sadarghat. Once I arrived here I was approached by a man at the entrance.. supposedly nothing strange. This people are famous for their hospitality and there is always someone who wants to have a chat. This time there was something different and I've noticed it immediately.

The South Korea is a country very developed and modern, especially when compared to all the countries of Indochina. The problem of this nation (as far as I know) is perhaps a mentality a bit too closed. Foreigners are not always seen very well... It makes you think the fact that many banks do not accept foreign credit cards, and sometimes even for payments on the Internet is problematic.

One shot from the subway in Osaka.. a classic glimpse of the modern Japanese cities. People who run for not miss the train with the classic protective mask. Others stop for a few minutes in one of these typical metropolitan bar.. chairs? there is no time to sit.

Melbourne is the second more populated city of Australia .. Situated in the extreme south of the continent near the Yarra River,is an eclectic city, where art, music, dance, festivals, cinema, are the focus of city life.

The chaotic city life on the streets and sidewalks of Saigon.. scooters everywhere, can come from all sides. Do not be surprised to see them in the wrong direction.. practically there are no rules.

Don't worry, there is space for everyone! The trains in Bangladesh are famous to be very crowded. The people can sit everywhere... if inside is totally full, there is still the roof. I guess the problem comes when it rains.

The bus in Bangladesh are not very easy to catch. First of all find the right one is more than an issue because not so many people can speak english and all the writings are in Bangla language. Once you find the right bus, the possible scene that you will withness is what you see on the picture.

This is what comes up in front of you on the streets of Hong Kong at night .. the colors of neon lights overhang the noisy and crowded streets of the city.