听月水榭

Tie-dyed fabric is hung to dry from a roof in Jaipur, India. Such Indian textiles are among the richest craft legacies on Earth, encompassing literally thousands of local styles and techniques.

(Text adapted from and photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "The Quest for Color," July 1999, National Geographic magazine)

扎染织物，贾普尔，印度，1999年

Cary Wolinsky摄

印度贾普尔，扎染织物被从屋顶上挂下来晒干。这种印度纺织品是地球上众多的手工艺遗产之一，它差不多包括了数千种各地区的风格和技艺。

（图作而未刊，"追寻色彩"，1999年7月，国家地理杂志）

A canoe glides past fishing boats at dusk on Bangladesh's flood-swollen Sitlakhya River. Notched into eastern India, this predominantly Muslim nation is a dominated by water, with the Bay of Bengal to the south, mighty rivers throughout, and seasonal monsoon and cyclones that flood up to a third of the country every year.

(Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Bangladesh: When the Water Comes," June 1993, National Geographic magazine)

河船，Sitlakhya河，孟加拉国，1993

James P. Blair摄

孟加拉国洪水泛滥的Sitlakhya河，一艘独木舟正在黄昏中缓缓驶过一艘渔船。这个穆斯林占主体的国家嵌入于南亚次大陆东部，是个为水所统治的地方，它的南面是孟加拉湾，境内大河纵横，而每年的季风和飓风会使得这个国家的三分之一的地区陷入洪水之中。

（图作而未刊，"孟加拉：当洪水袭来"，1993年6月，国家地理杂志）