San Miguel de Allende by Fork, Foot, and Photography (Part 2)
The Sanctuario de Atotonilco, to which our group was taken as a field trip, is a religious center about twenty kilometres outside of San Miguel de Allende. The center consists [read more]
Travel
Tales from Around the World – Colorado & Okinawa Join Forces
Okinawa, Japan Sit and Talk with a Tree Can you take a little time to sit with a tree? You don’t have to be there, you just have to see. [read more]
Tales from Around the World – Fiesta de Saguaro, Tucson, Arizona
Every year, especially for the months of March and April, Tucson, Arizona has a series of events that celebrate the Mexican culture. Tucson is just one hour north of the [read more]
Travel Photography: Cities
Excerpted from Travel Photography: A Guide to Taking Better Pictures (Reprinted with permission) View to Zocalo, Mexico City I always take the opportunity to photograph cities from their designated lookouts. [read more]
THE SPIRIT OF HUMAN STRUGGLE: BOSNIA (Part Two)
(Editors note: Part one of this article appeared in July. All pictures seen below, as well as additional images, can be seen in a larger version by clicking on the [read more]
Photographic Travels In Iceland
Iceland is one of the most amazing places in the world and off the normal travel routes, so it remains a hidden treasure – one of the few places in [read more]
On Assignment: Mario Corvetto
In September of 1996, Mario Corvetto accompanied his wife Jeanine on a trip that would redefine the human spirit. They went to live in Bosnia for a year. Jeanine was [read more]
Graveside Feasts in Guatemala
As I entered the small town of Antigua, the former capital of Guatemala, the myriad sights overwhelmed me. The old city is colorful and diverse, scattered with ruined and/or restored [read more]
Photo Wanderlust – Part IV: Bus Travel for “Country Hopping” Photo Adventures
© Ron Veto All rights reserved. People always ask me why do I want to go to India? The answer is simple. India is magical. It will change your life. [read more]
Climbing Everest, a Digital Classic is Born, Because It’s There!
Because it’s there! That’s what George Herbert Leigh Mallory retorted when a reporter asked him why he wanted to climb Mount Everest. Because it’s there! That’s what I say when [read more]
Paris & Southern France: A Photo Adventure
© 2010 Andy Long All rights reserved. Interesting angles and reflections at the Louvre When I considered taking a trip to Paris and the south of France, I was less [read more]
No Pictures of the Buddha, Please Photographing Japan’s National Treasures
A sign outside the shrine read, “No pictures of the Buddha, please.” Okay, I thought, at least it will be warm inside.Fingers chilled by the freezing January mountain air just [read more]
PHOTOGRAPHY FOR A SPECIAL PURPOSE
After my Utah workshops in April this year, I had an opportunity to visit a wonderful animal sanctuary called Best Friends in Angel Canyon near Kanab, Utah. I was so [read more]
Little Finland Nevada – How To Find It
A strange red sandstone landscape, called Little Finland, is fourteen miles east of Nevada’s Valley of Fire State Park in a remote part of the Nevada desert. Four-wheel-drive is recommended [read more]
Haiti: The Strength of Their People
Copyright © Carole Devillers 2010 A young girl blows a kiss to the photographer in Port-au-Prince. “The poorest country in the Western hemisphere”: that’s how Haiti has been described for [read more]