The Photography Of Amos Chapple
Tweet Amos Chapple – an award-winning photographer from New Zealand – is one of the most traveled photographers I know. I've been following his work for a while now and it's an honour to have him as a guest on this blog. Be sure to check out some of his photos at the end of [...]
Photo Exploration Of Mali… Continued
TweetThe photographic exploration of the West Africa nation of Mali continues with today's selection of nine images. The initial motivation for traveling to Mali is my love of its music and artists such as Toumani Diabaté, Ali Farka Touré, Amadou & Mariam, to name a few well known ones. But beyond its wonderful music, it [...]
Interview in D-Photo magazine
TweetThe April/May 2010 issue of New Zealand’s D-Photo magazine features an article and photos from my recent trip to Kenya, Mali and Rwanda. Tweet
Back from Africa
TweetMy two-month photographic exploration of eastern and western Africa has come to an end. As I reminisce and browse the many images, the feeling of incompleteness is great. Not so much because of a lack of worthy images but more with the realization that a proper exploration could take a lifetime, even when narrowing down [...]
Taipa Bridge, Macau
TweetAlso known as 'Ponte Governador Nobre de Carvalho', the 2.56 Km long Macau-Taipa bridge was built under portuguese rule, from 1970 to 1974. The bridge links the Macau peninsula to the island of Taipa. Tweet
Royal Abode, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
TweetThe Cambodian Palace of Kings, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. 'Preah Barom Reachea Vaeng Chaktomuk' is a complex comprised of three buildings built in the mid 1800s: Silver Pagoda, Khemarin Palace and the Throne Hall. Tweet
Tien Shan Mountains, Xinjiang, China
TweetAerial view of the Tien Shan Mountain Range, Xinjiang, China. Tweet
Goodbye Snow, Hello Tui!
TweetAn overdue update. The last few days have been quintessential travel photography. Checking gear, packing gear, shooting, driving, two train rides and a series of long flights to the South Pacific. Following my last post, I spent a few days exploring Värmland, a swedish province known for its many lakes. Most of them are vast snow-covered, frozen [...]