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Photographer: Ken Kaminesky

Location: Inle Lake, Myanmar

Equipment: Fujifilm X-T2, FUJINON

XF10-24mmF4 R OIS

Situation: While I travel extensively for

my work, there are few places that stir the

soul and touch the heart quite like Myan-

mar. Inle Lake is one of those places that

you’ll never forget once you visit. The

homes and businesses on the lake are

literally on the lake, and it’s incredible

to see all the stilted buildings that rise

above the surface of the water as your

boat motors along the waterways.

Another unique aspect of the lake is

the style of the fishing technique used

by the locals. There’s an elegance about

how the fishermen stand on one leg and

paddle their small boat by wrapping

their other leg around an oar to navigate

to the best spots on the lake to catch

fish. Both arms and legs are then used to

manipulate their distinct conical nets.

This shot was taken while leading

my Myanmar photo tour in December.

After a chilly boat ride in inky dark-

ness to get to our shoot location, we

were blessed with a gorgeous sunrise

with a palette of subtle pink and orange

hues adorning the morning sky. The

water was calm and still, and there

was an ethereal feeling of peace and

tranquility in the air. These are the

moments I live for, and I’m looking

forward to the next one.

• Ken Kaminesky

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