Photographing the wind
A great day out in the Craigieburn range, sun, blue skies…and a brutal spindrift sandblasting.
Tramping (hiking) words that ought to already exist
Following on from our post of travel words that ought to already exist, here’s some new tramping (the kiwi word […]
The new Paparoa great walk (in a day)
The Paparoa track on the West Coast has thus far not been the easiest of New Zealand’s great walks to […]
Patchwork Antigua
The city of Antigua is a tapestry of colour. To save you from having to do very much reading, this post […]
Elegant decay
The crumbling, earthquake ravaged churches of Antigua are a photographer’s dream (and quite possibly a civil engineer’s nightmare). I wouldn’t […]
Dusty old books
Biblioteca Palafoxiana is quite possibly the oldest public library in North America. It looks like something out of Harry Potter. […]
Reflections on Cuba
Our time in Cuba might not have been the amazing, spectacular, wonderful journey we had imagined. It didn’t all go to plan—memorable for […]
Escaping the city for some rural relaxation
Getting out of Havana isn’t as easy as just hopping straight on a bus. First you have to find a […]
Headed for the April Sun in Cuba
The sun was low in the sky as we roared away from the airport in a taxi. Soon we were […]
So…it’s just a mosquito infested swamp?
It turns out the fabled Yucatán Peninsula is mostly just a mosquito infested swamp.
Ancient ruins and the sounds of the apocalypse
Sometimes we find ourselves standing in places which really remind us what an amazing journey we are on. In these moments […]
Rocks, history and how not to navigate a colonial town
After our time in Durango, we were craving a little outdoor time, some peace and quiet to enjoy the clear […]
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