Jalan Jalan

Jalan jalan is Bahasa Indonesia for walkabout.

Updated 25 December 2018

“Where are you going?” or “Mau kemana?” in Bali is equivalent to “Hey, what’s up?” And, the common local reply is, “Jalan jalan!”. When you come jalan jalan with me you will:

• Be immersed in everyday Bali.
• Mingle with more authentic people.
• Learn/practice your street photography skills.

And, the best thing of all is you will capture a priceless experience to share with your friends and family. Are you ready for your Pasar Ubud photo tour?

Light & Shadow at the Pasar.

Transition time at the pasar. Bali Street Photographer tour.

Everyday Bali

Porters at dawn – Bali Street Photographer – Street Photography Tours in Ubud

Textiles Galore

The decisive moment.

Light & Shadow at the Pasar.

Pasar Ubud tour with Mat Bell.

Everyday Bali

Everyday Bali at Pasar Ubud.

Chasing Harsh Morning Light at Pasar Ubud

Frames and Layers using a phone camera. Bali Street Photographer tour.

Woman through a bemo window – Pasar Ubud Bali Street Photography Tours

Everyday Bali – Pasar Ubud Bali Street Photography Tours

Stella from LA – testimonial for Bali Street Photographer

Photo ©️ Nick Holt from the Bali Street Photographer Tour in Pasar Ubud

Early morning light at the Pasar.

Ini Bali // This is Bali

Share Love Street Art – Pasar Ubud – Bali Street Photographer

This market vendor is accompanied by her Bali Dog.

Christine visiting from San Diego USA – Bali Street Photographer Pasar Ubud

Mark captured by Wiwit Ristu.

Ubud strideby

Enjoying a proper espresso drink in the pasar at cafe Downtown Ubud.

Pulang – time to go home.

Diane and Bryn from Canada touring the pasar.

Early Morning Light

Carrying Canang on 35mm film – Pasar Ubud Bali Street Photographer Tours

Preparing the materials for banten (offerings) in Pasar Ubud.

A young Jamu (traditional Javanese herbal/medicinal drink) vendor smiles for the camera in Pasar Ubud, Bali.

A feast for the eyes.

Pasar street style in Ubud, Bali.

Canang (Balinese offerings) and hands at Pasar Ubud by Wiwit Ristu.