Travel Photography from Nepal: Set almost like a jewel between the peaks of a mountain crown, the moon shines through in Nepal during the day.
Travel Photo: Barcel...
posted by Fotoark
Travel Photography from Spain Barcelona is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. From a nearby hillside the characteristics of this city stand out as being a city of art and character.
Travel Photo: Sunken...
posted by Fotoark
Travel Photography from The Philippines Today is Blog Action Day 2010, the subject is water. In aid of supporting a cause that makes up most of our bodies and the planet we live on here is post about protecting out water based tourism locations. You can check out their website here...
Travel Photo: Street...
posted by Fotoark
Travel Photography from Nepal: Patan street view. It’s like walking in another world, or in another time. Easy to walk, patan’s stteets are surprisingly well kept. At least in the old part of town. Skipping Patan when visiting Nepal would be a huge...
Travel Photo: Reflec...
posted by Fotoark
Travel Photography from The Philippines Not every sunset photograph needs to have the sun there. Here a local restaurant along an underdeveloped sea-line makes a stunning foreground to a wonderful sunset. Still water and a tripod...
Travel Photo: The Tr...
posted by Fotoark
Travel Photography from Tibet: One of the more striking things about traveling in Tibet is how the people look. In many countries we travel “local” people are often dresses in modern clothes. Even in far off mountains you might see a great scene, only to see a corporate brand...
Travel Photo: Tower ...
posted by Fotoark
Towers of Silence are the name given to raised structures used by Zoroastrians for exposing their dead to the elements. In this case, the sun and birds. Here just outside of Yazd in Iran in one of two ancient Zoroastrian towers of silence. No longer used, you can climb up and inside the...
Travel Blog Workflow...
posted by Dave from The Longest Way Home
Photography and travel blogging go hand in hand these days. There are differences though. I’ve read a lot about how pro’s handle their photography workflows in studio. Which is interesting. But I’ve never read about how people do it while on the road. Here’s how I do...
Travel Blog Workflow...
posted by Dave from The Longest Way Home
What’s a travel blog workflow? A workflow is the process from beginning to end of a subject. In this case, how I write an article for my travel blog on The Longest Way Home Why write about my travel blog workflow? Several reasons – - I don’t think many people realize just how much...