Travel Photography from Iran: Imam square or Naghsh-e Jahan Square in Isfahan (Esfahan) ran. Noted for it’s extreme beauty this is a great place to come at night to see local Iranians taking quite walks in the square. A peaceful and tranquil place that’s also surrounded by some...
Skull from the chape...
posted by FotoArk
Skull from the chapel of bones Evora This photograph was taken at the chapel of bones in Evora Portugal. Here hundreds of monks bones were used to build the inner walls of the church as a reminder to the monks that physical life will one day end. Republished by Blog Post...
Sunken Cemetery
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 Blog Workflow 5: Writing & Revisions
posted by Dave from The Longest Way Home
The photographs are uploading, now it’s time to double up and get writing. Click here to learn more Take a look at my previous article on backing up and uploading photos when traveling! Travel Blog Workflow 4: Photography – backing up How is a travel blog post written? My workflow Whether the blog post is led by a photograph or something I want to document there’s a lot more work involved than many people realize. Where to start writing a travel blog post? Sometimes I’ll already have a rough draft done up. Other times, I start from scratch. I’ll nearly always start out with a title. To me, the title is the idea or the...
The beautiful Alhamb...
posted by Fotoark
Travel Photography from Spain: The Alhambra in Spain is of breathtaking beauty. Built as a palace and fortress during the mid 14th century by Moorish rulers who occupied this region of Spain at the time. Left in a state of disrepair until the 19th century the Alhambra is now fully restored...
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 2: Concepts
posted by Dave from The Longest Way Home
Where does the idea for a travel post or article come from? So where does a travel blog post idea come from? Well, in my case it’s very easy. First and foremost, I write about my journey. Which can be broken down into things like: People Places Feelings Incidents and, is this a good place to live? I also write about particular places I’ve been or currently am in, from a visitor or tourist’s perspective. But, relate it to my own journey. There’s more too it than that: I also like to focus on certain aspects of a country in relation to my journey. Maybe how I relate to the society, or the food, or how what it’s like to work...
Old watchtower overl...
posted by Fotoark
Travel Photography from India: When many people visit the Ganges in Varanasi, they stick to the river itself. But high up above is a long line of wonderful old buildings. Amongst them, ancient old watch towers. Uses centuries ago to spot invaders from across the shore line. Republished by...
Traditional Tibetan ...
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...
Bronze Chinese guard...
posted by FotoArk
Bronze statue in the Forbidden city China Bronze Imperial guardian lions guard entrance ways into the Forbidden city in Beijing China. Based on myth these creatures are said to have powers of protection. Republished by Blog Post...
Golden buddha head from Wat Pho, Bangkok, Thailand
posted by FotoArk
Buddha Head from Wat Pho, Bangkok, Thailand From the entrance way into Wat Pho in Bangkok Thailand you will see this near glowing gold statue head of the Buddha Republished by Blog Post Promoter
The Terracotta Army ...
posted by FotoArk
Travel Photography from China The terracotta army is based in Xi’an. Discovered in 1974 over 7,000 solders have been uncovered. Each solider has their own unique face, making the Terracotta army one of the worlds most valuable & historical works of art. [ratings id="1168"]...