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And Just Like that, Winter has Arrived in Banff

Posted on November 21, 2013 by Kevin Carter | 23 Comments

Last week, I shared a few photos that I took while travelling around Banff National Park, Canada, and I am truly humbled by the number of wonderful comments that were submitted, so I decided to show you a few more. Over the past week, Mother Nature decided to bless us with 30 inches of snow, which has everyone in town…

Thoughts on Venice and Second Chances

Posted on October 6, 2013 by Carlota Martins | 4 Comments

Back in 2009 I did one interrail around Europe for about one month. Back then having been to very few cities I was excited to go everywhere, but of course the iconic, most famous places were a bit higher on that list. Among a few there was Venice. The simple idea of Venice with the beautiful canals and that oh-so-amazing Italian charm just immediately…

Get Lost in the Graffiti Laneways of Melbourne, Australia

Posted on September 30, 2013 by Kirsten Muolic | 2 Comments

Featured Writer: Kirsten Muolic Bucket List Item #3: Get Lost in the Graffiti Laneways of Melbourne, Australia Graffiti has such a negative connotation – unless, that is, you live in Melbourne where it is a widely accepted form of expression and one of the most popular and creative forms of art. I spent almost a year living in Melbourne and one…

Island Hop in Thailand

Posted on September 23, 2013 by Kirsten Muolic | 4 Comments

Featured Writer: Kirsten Muolic Bucket List Item #2: Island Hop in Thailand One of the best parts about Thailand is that there are endless things you can do. From the bustling streets of Bangkok, to the pristine Phi Phi Island beaches. The one thing that stands out the most to me was a boat tour out to Phang Nga Bay…

Bolivia – On Travel & Photography

Posted on September 22, 2013 by Carlota Martins | 4 Comments

We arrived tired and a little bit cranky to La Paz, Bolivia. For me it was one of those travel moments when you simply want to get some sleep and spend a few relaxing days doing very little before getting back on the intense travel style I grew accustomed to. With little time, and money to see everything I wanted…

Trans-Siberian Railway!

Posted on September 19, 2013 by Mari | 1 Comments

I had long romanticized the Trans-Siberian Railway as some sort of epic journey across empty land that stretched for days. I dreamed of sipping coffee in the dining car, gazing out the window for hours. As the days drew closer to boarding the train, I started to wonder if my romanticized version was less than realistic. Will it be awful?…

Belém – Portugal

Posted on September 8, 2013 by Carlota Martins | 0 Comments

In less than a week I will be landing in Istanbul, where I will live for the next few months. While it is definitely exciting, moving to a new country also demands a lot of preparation. Not only does my room need to be sorted out – which I can assure you should be considered a heroic task, – but…

Smooth out Your Videos with a Steadicam

Posted on July 23, 2013 by Darren | 5 Comments

Lesley and I love to take lots of pictures and videos; it’s the best way to capture as many memories as we can. Having a bomb-proof camera which can perform both tasks is a must. The GoPro is the perfect camera for our active lives since it can keep pace. Although taking pictures is a great way to capture a special…

A Taste of Gatsby

Posted on June 14, 2013 by MichaelStephenWills | 4 Comments

Featured writer: Michael Stephen Wills The first weekend of May, 2013 my wife, Pam, and I attended a New York City Ballet performance on Saturday and stayed in a family house on Long Island. The following day we stayed on “The Island” to visit the Vanderbilt Museum of Centerport. This is the former “Eagles Nest” estate of William (“Willie K”)…

Riding Bareback—il Palio di Siena

Posted on May 6, 2013 by BlondeAmbition82 | 1 Comments

Featured writer: Brooke Falvey Twice a year the quiet cobblestone streets of Siena come alive with passion, colour and the sound of thousands of people singing and chanting as the town’s residents gather to celebrate the running of a four-hundred year old horse race—il Palio. A far cry from the glitz and glamour of Australia’s prestigious Melbourne Cup, the historic Il…