I’ve finally started getting out of my house more often with COVID-19 rates falling off and the weather being quite pleasant throughout the spring. I have to admit, I’m in a psychologically better place as things get better in the U.S with the pandemic. I hope it’s the same for …
After freezing out in the snow for the greater part of the morning to capture the image of the year (in my mind), I began to wish for some hot chocolate and the warmth of a fireplace. Nevertheless we (my cousin and I) waited out in the cold for a …
So there is something everyone needs to do right now other than to wear a mask. Through the end of this month, the comet known as Neowise is making an appearance in the skies of the Northern Hemisphere and it is putting on a spectacular show, which can be seen …
I spent the entirety of my second day in Iceland sleeping. We got back from Skogafoss and Vik at about 7 am Reykjavik time and just collapsed on our beds, falling asleep in a manner of minutes. By the time we had driven back into town, the wind was howling …
There’s little doubt in our minds on this blog that Switzerland is the most gorgeous country in the world. The snow capped peaks, alpine meadows, wooden huts, valleys, hills, and waterfalls never cease to disappoint. Having shot the landscapes of Switzerland in the spring, winter, and fall, the lack of …
2019 was not a big travel year for me by any means. It was especially small with regard to cities. Throughout the year I visited only 4 cities outside of Dallas with populations above a million people.
I’ve had a tough time lately keeping up with this blog. Unfortunately sometimes life happens you don’t get to do all the stuff you promise yourself you will do. It’s actually very painful for me at this point to see another day go by without having another post on my …
So I finally finished off my New Zealand travel series on my Vlog. Sounds like a useless fact, but it is a pretty big achievement for me considering how much has been going in my life this year. There’s no denying the fact that New Zealand makes my top 5 …
Lying at the border of Mount Aspiring National Park and Fiordland National Park and the convergence of two major rivers in New Zealand (Dart and Rees), Glenorchy is perhaps one of the most accessible, scenic locations in all of New Zealand.
This is around the time 5 years ago that I got really serious with one my favorite hobbies: travel photography. Before then frankly I was one of the most boring people the world had ever not known.
