Photo Essays

Sometimes you want to read a blog post and other times, you just want to look at pretty pictures. Whether you want to read the stories behind my favorite travel photos or just flip through them, these posts spotlight the best of my world travel photography.

The Bali in “Eat, Pray, Love”

Ubud-Bali

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Bits and pieces of Julia Roberts’ Bali are within your reach, even if excessive tourism largely cancels out what appears in the film “Eat, Pray, Love.”

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Around the World in 8 Photos

Dog With Butterfly in Laos

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Today’s photo essay doesn’t have an underlying narrative or intent. It’s simply a celebration of travel, using eight of my favorite travel photos to illustrate how incredible and diverse our planet is.

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Sailing the Nile by Felucca

Felucca Boat on Nile River in Egypt

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No matter your past, present or future sailing plans, enjoy these photos of my journey up the Nile via felucca.

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Colombia’s Unspoiled Parque Tayrona

Piscina-Parque-Tayrona

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Located approximately 20 km from the city of Santa Marta, the hub for ecotourists along the eastern stretch of Colombia’s Caribbean coast, Parque Tayrona (as it’s known in Spanish) has everything, from hiking, to camping, to swimming, to opportunities to experience indigenous culture.

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On My Way Up North

Golden-Gate-Bridge

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As I wait for the dust to settle, and for time tell me what it has to say, I have a collection of incredible photos to remind me of the magical week where I followed my heart like never before.

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Argentina’s Second City

Cordoba-Argentina

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I was surprised and delighted by much of what I came upon while exploring Córdoba, Argentina on foot with my camera – I hope you feel the same way.

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