Bikes of Burden from Vietnam
The norm is up to 3 people on one motorbike!
Bikes of Burden from Vietnam
Whether on foot, in a kayak, or on a train, we can document our lives easily. More than ever, the moments of our in-betweens are photo-worthy and shareable.
Bikes of Burden from Vietnam
Bikes of Burden from Vietnam
Bikes of Burden from Vietnam
Bikes of Burden from Vietnam
Bikes of Burden from Vietnam
Bikes of Burden from Vietnam
Bikes of Burden from Vietnam
This week’s photo challenge, share your interpretation of “on the move.”
Janaline's world journey 
These are great shots. I really like the one of the whole family, and the guy with all of the foam cushions is ridiculous! This something you would never see in the US.
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It is such an unsusual sight but in Vietnam it is as if this is the norm and you see so many weird things being transported by motorbike or even bicycle!
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is this in ho chi minh city?
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Yes all these photos I took in Ho Chi Minh city while living there a couple of years ago.
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Wow, navigating through streets with those burdens (especially the first) must be tricky.
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I think its an art form!!
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We’re thinking alike. I had thought of looking through my China pics of the people on bikes, scooters, etc. carrying huge loads. Just haven’t done it yet. Thanks for jogging my memory. I loved seeing them, but it was hard to catch them through the tour bus window. They zoom past!
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I agree Rusha! I saw so many amazing sights of weird things being transported on motorbikes but couldn’t get them all on film….
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Terrific images for this week’s challenge!
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Thank you!! I am having such a wonderful time going through my Vietnam images…would love to visit Vietnam again!
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A superb response to the challenge Janaline. A real sense of movement in every frame. How do they avoid driving into each other at every turn?
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Thanks Andrew. Driving in Vietnam is quite a challenge and an art….I must admit I had 3 accidents in my first month of driving my little motorbike but after that you sort of blend in and get the hang of it.
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