Grateful to share on Photog.TV

When Eric Doggett and Dustin Meyer asked if I'd be a guest on photog.TV I excitedly said YES! Then the nerves sunk in. Sure I'm on creativeLIVE and chat live with tens of thousands of you around the world, but that's about creativeLIVE or the educator or the weather. It's not about me. I'm the one who asks the questions, not the one being asked for answers. That interviewer-question-asker role is my comfort zone. So turning the roles around and being on the "other side of the microphone" was a leap. And a leap that I'm grateful I was offered. Feel free to jump to ~ minute 9:30 in the show where my interview starts... ; )

Thanks Eric & Dustin for giving me an opportunity to share my story and for reading me so well. Travel + photography + karma are subjects I can talk about all day long. Let's do it again soon!

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2012.01.25 Retrospective. Soweto, South Africa.

This one goes back to my black & white film days, before I jumped on the digital train.

2012.01.25 Retrospective. Soweto, South Africa.

2012.01.24 Retrospective. Trisuli River Town, Nepal.

2012.01.24 Retrospective. Trisuli River Town, Nepal

2012.01.23 Retrospective. Boy & Kite. El Hato, Guatemala.

2012.01.23 Retrospective. El Hato, Guatemala.

2012.01.22 Daily Retrospective. Kotor, Montenegro.

2012.01.22 Retrospective. Kotor, Montenegro.

Teotitlan, McLeod Ganj & Srinigar. Daily Retrospective.

2012.01.19 Retrospective. Teotitlan, Mexico.

2012.01.20 Retrospective. McLeod Ganj, India. Home of HH Dalai Lama.

2012.01.21 Retrospective. Srinigar, Kashmir.

2012.01.18 Retrospective. Singapore.

2012.01.18 Retrospective. Singapore.

2012.01.17 Retrospective. Indonesian Cremation Ceremony.

What an experience to witness a celebration of life and death in the northern beach town of Lovina in Bali. I inquired whether it was okay to photograph the cremation ceremony taking place on the public beach. I was grateful that the answer was yes. I was mesmerized and captivated in moment after moment after moment. You know that feeling when everywhere you look feels like the potential for a magical photograph, and yet you want to really BE there too? At some point I had to just put the camera down. It was an experience unlike any I had seen, smelled or heard - ever. Of course that was before I traveled to Varanasi.... Feel free to browse more images from this series.

2012.01.17 Retrospective. Cremation Ceremony. Bali, Indonesia. 

2012.01.15 & .16 Retrospective

2012.01.15 Retrospective. Three Generations. Jocotenango, Guatemala. 

2012.01.16 Retrospective. Olympos, Turkey.

2012.01.14 Retrospective. Agra, India.

2012.01.14 Retrospective. Agra, India.

2012.01.12 & .13 Retrospective. Bulgaria & Cambodia.

2012.01.12 Retrospective. Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

2012.01.13 Retrospective. Siem Reap Village, Cambodia.

2012.01.10 & .11 Daily Retrospective

2012.01.10 Retrospective. Floating village near Siem Reap, Cambodia. 

2012.01.11 Retrospective. Ritual pre-funeral head shave. Varanasi, India.

2012.01.09 Daily Retrospective.

2012.01.09 Retrospective. Ohrid, Macedonia.

2012.01.08 Daily Retrospective. Varanasi, India.

Varanasi is a sight to be seen, a culture to be experienced, an insight into ancient rituals, sounds and smells that pop, a vibrancy of senses like no other.

2012.01.08 Retrospective. Varanasi, India.

2012.01 Daily Retrospective

Happy New Year! This year for my 365 Project (or perhaps one of them), I'm digging into the Kenna K Photo archives to share a retrospective photo a day. Thank you for embarking upon this journey with me! Have you jumped aboard Google+ for it's super strong community of photographers? If so, I invite you to circle me to follow my 365 there!

2012.01.01 Retrospective. Methodist Sunday Service. Near Caqalai Island, Fiji. 

2012.01.02 Retrospective. San Pedro, Guatemala.

2012.01.03 Retrospective. Election Day in Pokhara, Nepal.