Climbing volcanoes, jumping off of stuff attached attached only by a cord, spotting dolphins, caving, abseiling, eating cheese... for the next two months.
Yep, that's the plan.
I'm happy to announce that my newest project has just hit the ground running. And by that, I mean I have just arrived in New Zealand for "Travel With a Local."Read More
So you may be wondering why it has been so quiet around here. The short answer... is Burma (Myanmar).
Back in October I headed back to Burma for another 5 week stint, hiking lush valleys, visiting hilltribes, biking around to monasteries, and talking to the people about their country and democracy. As all of my trips to the country have been, it was quite eye opening, and left me yearning for more and more.
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Like all good things in Burma / Myanmar, I just stumbled upon this. Coming from a temple in central Yangon were plumes of smoke and ear-piercingly loud music. I entered, watched, and took it all in.
In this ritual, one places their hands to the...Read More
Sometimes you end up somewhere you never expected.
I planned on traveling to Andorra to hike. Instead, I found myself at a skate pack in the center of Andorra La Vella, watching kids do tricks on a half-pipe... on scooters.Read More
Autumn is upon us, well for some at least. Me, not so much. It's the tail end of the monsoon in Thailand and I'm holed away in my makeshift office watching it pour down from behind a desk overlooking the Democracy Monument in Bangkok.
I'M HEADING BACK TO BURMA
My first trip to Burma / Myanmar earlier this year has left a lasting impression on me, and I'm already heading back. In fact, it was just yesterday that I picked up my fresh new visa from the embassy here in...Read More
The crack of the ice as it breaks off a glacier and falls into a lake to become an iceberg is just like thunder on a clear da; Out of nowhere.
Oh and it sounds like thunder as well.
This feeling of something not seeming quite right is probably what most people thought when they saw three men donning schoolgirl dresses on the Berg Lake Trail as we made our way up and down it over the course of five days.Read More
I'm back on the move, and less than 24 hours ago, I arrived in Girona, Spain.
Jet-lagged and feeling a little bit out of it, I think it is a little fitting that I'm in the home of surrealist Salvador Dalí. I have a feeling it will...Read More
It is a common theme in my photography to reach out and capture the "other worlds" on arth. My recent trip to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming (USA) gave me plenty of opportunities.Read More
It has been a while since I've been able to see the Northern Lights. Years in fact. Far too long.
My travels have been partly to blame, taking me too far south to view them. Also the sunspot cycle has made them essentially non-existent for a number of years. The final culprit has been light pollution.
Light pollution is the excess light that finds its way...Read More
