By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
Following in the footsteps of Chris Stump’s lovely Nova Scotia trip report, here’s my personal version of the “what I did on my holiday” post 🙂 Our (my wife and I) modus operandi for holiday travel may be atypical. We generally pick a location (a cool one, for the summer), a theme (often food, […]
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By Chris Stump | Travel Photography
My wife, son, and I started what was intended to be an annual vacation to the eastern provinces of Canada a few years back…just before covid. My mother’s side of the family hail from here so I’d like to think it feels familiar. Bonus is we really enjoy the area and people. […]
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By Henry Rinne | Travel Photography
The country churchyard is at once universal and unique in the Christian world. They exist all across Europe and North America, providing an air of quiet contemplation and reverence in small villages and major metro areas. Novels have been written where the churchyard plays a significant role and, in some books, becomes one of the […]
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By Lad Sessions | Travel Photography
Part I glimpsed the north part of the South Island; this Part looks at the south part of the North Island. These are the two main islands of New Zealand, which actually has over 700 islands, most of them tiny; we’ll see a couple of small ones in this post. We stayed mostly in three […]
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By Lad Sessions | Travel Photography
My wife and I sought to escape winter weather this year by heading south—to the Southern Hemisphere in fact. Conveniently, our daughter lives in Wellington, New Zealand. So we flew cross-country and then cross-Pacific to reside from mid-January to mid-March in Middle Earth. We’ve been to New Zealand many times in the past, but this […]
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By Chris Stump | Travel Photography
So, it was school vacation week recently, and we spent three days down in Boston. This is “ol’ stompin’ grounds” for us, as my parents met there, I was born there, we were engaged there, and my wife attended undergrad there. It’s a favorite city for the family for sure. We arrived just two […]
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By Paul Perton | Travel Photography
It was my own fault. I live on a canal boat and had walked up the mooring pontoon first thing to drop my bag of rubbish in the bin. Despite wintry conditions in recent days, it felt decidedly warmer – ideal for a swap from denims to shorts for today’s shoot in Loughborough. Arriving […]
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By Pete Guaron | Travel Photography
You can read part 1 of this series here 🙂 Several years ago, I came out of the butcher’s to go to my car, and a rather rough looking teenager saw the oval “country” sticker on the back of my car, proudly proclaiming “F” for France,with the colours of the national flag, of course. […]
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By Pete Guaron | Travel Photography
I don’t know if Pascal is going to publish all of these – it’s a bit off-beat for DS. It’s about vehicles in my street – maybe an extension of the plague of fire trucks I posted here a while back, that I found right outside my front door one night, when the guy over […]
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By Paul Barclay | Travel Photography
It has been quite some time since my last contribution to Dear Susan, so I thought I would share some of my images from an infrared photography workshop I recently attended that took place in Joshua Tree National Park (JTNP), which is located North East of Palm Springs, California, near the towns of Joshua Tree […]
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