The Headhunters of Nagaland

“In the north east of India, bordering with Myanmar, is the city of Long Wa which is home to the last living headhunters of Nagaland. These older tattooed men are surrounded by green forests prosperous with nature and who live a traditional way of life.”

— Thomas Groves

Recently I published an article in Expat Life in Thailand about my trip to Long Wa, India. In Long Wa I photographed some of the last living head hunters in this area. My images reflect that these men are ordinary men who hold great respect amongst their community.

Staying with these men for 11 days was an amazing experience which opened my eyes to a culture which is quickly fading away. Long Wa is located on the border between India and Myanmar. The people are strong and very open but also very curious as not many outside visitors stop by or stay for a long period of time.

To read the full article on Expat Life in Thailand please click here

http://expatlifeinthailand.com/uncategorised/the-headhunters-of-nagaland/

Last Headhunters of Nagaland

Photography Students from Multiple Campuses Search for 'Perfect Shot' in Chiang Rai

“Students from Webster Thailand’s undergraduate photography class recently traveled from Hua Hin to Chiang Rai to photograph the lives and livelihoods of the Lahu tribe.”

— Webster University

Another great article about my recent photography class trip to Chiang Rai written by home campus Webster University.

To read the full article please click here.

http://news.webster.edu/global/2017/thailand-photography-students-travel.html

A Photographer's Dream in Indonesia

A very kind news article written about my recent photography work and book A Glimpse of Kawah Ijen and Lombok, Indonesia by Webster University's home campus in Saint Louis, United States of America.

To read the full article please click here

http://news.webster.edu/global/2017/thailand-groves-photo-book-indonesia.html