121 articles tagged with travel photography
The moment I stepped into Tayrona National Park, my camera became an extension of my soul. This slice of Colombian paradise—where the Sierra Nevada mountains crash dramatically into the Caribbean Sea—offers a photographer's playground of contrasts. Dense jungle canopies give...
The light in southwestern Uganda has a quality I've never encountered elsewhere – golden and rich, yet somehow soft against the rolling emerald hills of Mbarara. After documenting monasteries across three continents, I found myself drawn to this lesser-traveled corner...
The first time I witnessed Kinderdijk's windmills emerging from the morning mist, I understood why UNESCO protected this slice of Dutch heritage. As someone who's photographed wildlife across four continents, I can honestly say that capturing these 18th-century giants—standing sentinel...
When I first arrived in Yamoussoukro, Côte d'Ivoire's political capital, I stood slack-jawed before the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace—a structure so magnificently incongruous it seemed to have been plucked from Vatican City and dropped into the West African...
There's something hauntingly beautiful about the juxtaposition of New Bedford's industrial harbor against its storied whaling past. As someone who typically finds himself documenting vast plains and horse cultures, this compact Massachusetts seaport offered me an unexpected but rewarding photographic...
There's something about mountains that speaks to my soul. Perhaps it's the way they silently witness our human dramas while remaining timelessly unchanged, much like how my grandmother's eyes would watch me with quiet understanding. This summer, I embarked on...
Standing on the observation deck of the KL Tower at golden hour, I watched as the last rays of sunlight painted the Petronas Twin Towers in a warm amber glow while shadows crept across the city below. The juxtaposition was...
Seattle presents a fascinating paradox for photographers—a city where cutting-edge innovation and primeval nature exist in remarkable harmony. Having documented innovation hubs across five continents, I find Seattle's juxtaposition of tech campuses against ancient forests and glacial waters particularly compelling....
As a pilot, I'm accustomed to viewing coastlines from 35,000 feet, but there's something uniquely captivating about Westerly, Rhode Island that demanded I get my boots on the ground. This charming coastal town sits at the southwestern edge of the...
There's something about the Maine coastline that speaks to the soul of a photographer. While most travelers flock to Portland or Kennebunkport, I've found that basing myself in Sanford—just a short drive inland—offers the perfect launchpad for capturing the authentic...
The first time I witnessed Lake Baikal's ice caves, I stood breathless, camera forgotten at my side. Twenty-five million years of geological history suspended in a cathedral of translucent blue ice—nature's most magnificent film set, untouched by human hands. As...
The moment you step into Jodhpur's labyrinthine alleys, you're enveloped in a sea of cerulean that defies conventional urban palettes. As someone who's spent years tracking details others miss, I can tell you this: Jodhpur isn't just blue—it's an infinite...
There's something utterly magical about Colorado in autumn that speaks to both the scientist and artist in me. The transformation of Fort Collins—a place I recently visited while documenting textile traditions of indigenous Rocky Mountain communities—captivated my photographer's eye in...
When most people think of Rio de Janeiro, images of Copacabana's golden sands and the rhythmic sway of samba dancers immediately come to mind. But having just returned from a week-long winter escape to this Brazilian metropolis, I'm here to...
The morning fog was still dancing around the Golden Gate Bridge when I set up my tripod at Battery Spencer. As the first light broke through, painting the iconic red structure in a warm glow against the silvery mist, I...