10 articles tagged with photography spots
The first time I ducked into a traboule in Lyon's Vieux Lyon (Old Town), I felt like I'd discovered a secret portal to the Renaissance. These hidden passageways—originally built to allow silk workers quick access to the river—now serve as...
The first time I laid eyes on Meteora's surreal landscape, my scientifically-trained mind struggled to process what I was seeing. Massive rock pillars rising hundreds of meters from the earth, crowned with centuries-old monasteries that seem to float between heaven...
G'day, fellow explorers! When my American mates first mentioned Woodbridge, New Jersey, all they banged on about was the massive shopping mall. But crikey, there's so much more to this suburban gem than retail therapy! Having spent several weekends documenting...
Returning to India always feels like reconnecting with a piece of myself that remains dormant in Sydney. Mumbai, particularly, holds a special resonance—a city where my Indian heritage breathes through chaotic streets and serene corners alike. Last winter, I embarked...
Standing in the drizzle beside Castlefield Basin, I watch as raindrops create concentric circles across water that once carried the lifeblood of Britain's industrial revolution. Manchester isn't just another brick-laden northern city—it's a living museum where ecology and industry have...
¡Hola mis aventureros! Anyone can snap the Golden Gate Bridge (and yes, you absolutely should), but San Francisco's soul lives in its lesser-celebrated corners. After 12 visits to this foggy paradise—four with my camera-obsessed husband before he became my ex—I've...
When most travelers think of iconic American cities to photograph, Milwaukee rarely tops the list. That's precisely why I'm here to change your perspective. As someone who balances financial planning with strategic travel experiences, I've found Milwaukee to be one...
Well, mates, I never thought I'd be comparing the deserts of Vietnam to the rainy streets of Liverpool, but life takes you on strange routes sometimes. After 35 years behind the wheel of buses across two continents, I've seen my...
There's something uniquely satisfying about standing alone on ancient cobblestones as dawn breaks over a medieval town, the engineering of centuries past revealing itself in the early light. That's exactly what I experienced during my recent spring weekend in Rothenburg...
There's something almost magical about the way the morning light catches the pastel-painted buildings of Hamilton, creating a photographer's paradise that feels both timeless and vibrant. As someone who's spent years navigating coastal destinations around the world, I can tell...
