All posts tagged travel photography
Faces of Asia
A photo captures the moments so often lost to memory. When I leave the house for anything out of the ordinary, I feel lost without my camera strapped to my […]
Travel Colombia: 10 Reasons Why YOU Should Go
We’ve all heard the rumors, the ones from the U.S. government, from the Canadian government, from some European governments, that warn us not to travel Colombia. It’s dangerous, they say. […]
Motorcycle Tours are Hard!
For our last night on tour with Motolombia (motorcycle tour Colombia), we checked into a six-bedroom private mansion with an infinity pool running into the lush valley below, a valley […]
Road Trip America: Oregon to Colorado
I’ve seen quite a lot of Western America in the last two weeks. In fact, I’ve traveled over 1,500 miles by car and by raft, in what started as a […]
Learning to Fish in Malaysia by Emily Luxton
It’s time for a Travel Tuesday Guest Post! Are you excited to hear from someone else? I am. Today’s story is from Emily Luxton, a London based photographer and travel […]
A Forgotten City: Angkor Wat
I woke with a startle as the sun pestered it’s way through the dingy curtains of our budget hotel room in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Something wasn’t quite right, but my […]
Northeastern Thailand: A Photoblog
It’s an ongoing debate, whether tourism is helpful (development is a good thing, right?) or harmful (what about the culture and natural beauty?), and it’s one in which I’m sitting […]
Pillows and Politeness in Yasothon
There’s nothing special about the small village Lonely Planet claims is home to the tireless pillow makers of the Yasothon province, but once again my encounter with the people who […]
Finding Buddha: The Temples of Thailand
I’m constantly amazed by how much the Thais give. They’re always helping each other out, be it time, money, food, etc., but their giving nature is most visible when it […]
