Today, I present a slide show of a Moustache Brothers' performance.

The Moustache Brothers are a comedic trio from Mandalay, Burma. They are well known for their live performances and specially for their sharply satirical criticism of the totalitarian Burmese military regime.

Have a look at a home performance of the brothers and listen to Lu Maw talking about three generations of comedians and what happens after a performance at the home of Aung San Suu Kyi.

The first "democratic" elections since 20 years have been held today in Burma. The winners of the elections already were announced a few days ago. Probably more "old wine in a new bottle" as Lu Maw said at the end of the slide show.

More slide shows can be seen in the galleries selection of the website.

Let me take the chance to compensate the visitors of the blog that where missing postings last weeks. Today another slide show!

As promised yesterday, after a longer period of absence, a new slide show!

As mentioned yesterday, today I will show more.

This is the first slide show from our recent trip to Cuba. In this chess school the children where in deep concentration. I had time and could take the portraits without getting their attention. The result is a set of portraits with children in their deepest concentration.

Today I completed the final part (flash with sound or html) of the series with portraits from India.

This is the last slide show for 2008, a complete listing of all slide shows available on this website can be found in the "Slide shows" category of the blog.

Last days where busy, I however had this second slide show from our India trip beginning 2008 in the pipeline.

Today I had a few minutes to complete it and put it online.

As usual, comments welcome!

This afternoon I found some time and produced a first slide show of portraits from our last trip in India.

Some of the portraits from Mali will be part of an event in Brasilia in November 2008. The announcement slide-show:

I am productive these days. Yesterday I was in a junkyard in Switzerland where cars where "collected" since 1933. The result can be seen in a new slide show.

Finally I found some time to process some photographic material and produce a new slide show. No people this time but an abandoned factory in France.