Travel Photography
Pam’s travels throughout Australia, Asia, North Africa, the Middle East and Europe have cultivated an appreciation for the rich diversity of cultures and landscapes on our planet.
Through her photography , she has recorded much of this diversity and captured moments in the lives of the people and the ever changing urban and wild landscapes.
Moved by the plight of Cambodian street children after a trip in 2003, Pam helped raise $70,000 to assist World Vision in Lesotho, Africa, homeless children in Cambodia and Vietnam via The Intrepid Foundation, and tsunami victims aided by Rotary International.
Pam works with her husband, Peter Gleeson, who is a travel and editorial writer.
Dali is an ancient town in Yunnan Province China
Lukla is at 2800metres in the Himalayas
A picture postcard shot at Lijiang China
A moment of prayer in Thailand
Capturing a moment in prayer before the meal
A Busker in Cambodia
Cambodian Children
This little guy was watching some dancers that I was photographing
This is where they filmed Tomb Raider
Tiger Leaping Gorge in China is one of the deepest gorges in the world
City of Xian
Xian - Historical Photographic Journey
Gokyo Lakes
Golden Buddha Bangkok
Golden Spires - Amazing Temples in Thailand
The Great Wall
The Himalaya Mountains
French Colonial Influence
Kids in Hue, Vietnam
Vietnamese Women in the Marketplace
Monastery at Zhongdian
Buddhist Monk in Bangkok
Tiger Leaping Gorge, China
Namche is a high altitude market town
Old Hobart Town, Tasmania
Old Man, Ta Phrom
Lijiang is a World Heritage listed town in China
Yangtze River Headwaters
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