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| A thoughtful customer in the restaurant at the Perfume Pagoda. |
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| The traffic in the large cities is intense. When the people on their scooters noticed that I was taking their picture, they smiled. The motorbikes flow like schools of fish. The Vietnamese have nerves of steel. |
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| This was one of the boatwomen in the floating fishermen's village in Ha Long Bay. We were taken on quite a few boat trips, and more than half the time, the people rowing were women. |
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| A bride and groom preparing a photo album on a street in Hoi An. |
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| The man in the yellow shirt is a member of a group of Korean cyclists. The woman in the red dress makes a living posing for photographs with tourists at the Japanese bridge in Hoi An. The woman taking the photograph shares the fees. At least that's what I think is going on here. |
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| Another bride and groom preparing for their wedding in Hoi An. |
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| This young woman was working in a shop in Hoi An that raises money for needy people by selling handicrafts. She spoke good English with an Australian accent, because she had spent a year in Australia learning how to sew wedding dresses. |
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| Our boat trip on the Mekong included a fine meal in a restaurant on a local farm. Among the attractions of the restaurant was a python, and this guide was showing off with it. |
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