When photographer Garret Suhrie packed his bags and bought a ticket to Southeast Asia, he had plans to make a travel video, something more and more travelers seem to be into these days.
But while Suhrie did what many Southeast Asian backpackers do, forking over a few hundred bucks for a crappy motorbike and hitting the road, his resulting Vimeo video is in a class of its own. Covering a 6,000-kilometer trip through Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and China, Suhrie managed to capture everyday scenes from around the region in a new way.
Dubbed The Emerald Triangle, Suhrie's video features photographs which have been stitched together to create 3D moving stills, a pretty mind-bending phenomenon. A handful of video clips and timelapses also make it into the video, but Suhrie's most impressive feat is his stark, stunning images which come together to form a fuller picture of Southeast Asia.
Check out the video below:
