About ‘Ko Tapu, James Bond Island’ by Marald Bes
The limestone rock of Ko Tapu, better known as James Bond Island, rises straight out of the water in the bay near Krabi.
The rock is narrow at its base and widens higher up, covered in shrubs and small trees rooted into its cracks. To the right stands a second, much larger rock formation, densely wooded. The sky is clean blue…
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Thirty years ago, I discovered what travelling was all about, and my interest in photography grew out of that. I came home from my first round-the-world trip with 78 photographs: the humidity had ruined the rest of my rolls of film. That’s when I promised myself it would never happen again.
Ever since then, I’ve been taking photographs whilst travelling – first on film, and digitally since 2005. A photograph from twenty-three years ago can mean just as much to me as…
