By Dallas Thomas | Travel Photography
Third chapter in a series of posts of photographs of Paris, this episode is devoted to buildings that stray from the more usual architectural style.
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By Frank Field | How-To , Travel Photography
The Coast Redwoods, sequoia sempervirens, are the world’s tallest trees. They grow in a 450-mile / 725-km strip along the California coast from Big Sur to the southwest corner of Oregon. The tallest known living redwood measures 379 ft / 115 m high and is protected in the Redwood National Park, north of Eureka, California. […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
Some of you responded to the call and opened a window onto their surroundings for others to enjoy. Thank you so much 🙂 I hope you enjoyed making those photographs and that others will enjoy viewing them. This first episode didn’t go as I expected and my explanations must have been very confusing as very […]
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By pascaljappy | How-To , Travel Photography
Quick update from me on this new challenge. It appears the topic is still unclear to many readers, so let me rephrase in a more pragmatic manner. Most of us are stuck at home, and international tourist travel is still a remote dream in many countries. I would like someone from Baltimore to be […]
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By Dallas Thomas | Travel Photography
This post is the 2nd in series of images of Paris taken in 2021, the first was #1103 Scenes of the Seine Churches are something I visit reasonably often, not for worship, but to enjoy the solitude and admire the architectural, workmanship, beauty and splendour. I sometimes sit and ponder just how they were constructed […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
It’s hard to complain about lockdown when an enchanted forest is close enough to home to remain in the legal 10 km radius we’re allowed to explore. The place is gorgeous and it’s where my first video attempts could take place. Here’s a quick escape into the hills, as a good way to restart the […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
Share Your World. The project gained immediate positive following but also eliticted a few questions. So let me try to be more accurate in describing what I’m hoping we can create together 🙂 If you’ve read Marcel Pagnol (an author from Provence that used to be obligatory reading in French schools) you might have […]
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By Dallas Thomas | Travel Photography
Going through the images I’ve taken this year it is interesting that they fall into 4 distinct categories: churches, street art, architecture and the River Seine. This is the first post of this series – Scenes of The Seine Paris is known globally as the City of Light, City of Love, and like other great […]
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By Werner Mäder | Travel Photography
Where the hell is the Schnebelhorn? I live on the shores of Lake Zurich in Switzerland. The landscape here is hilly and suburban. Some visitors to our area say that the city of Zurich is built around the lake. However, close by – a few minutes by car from where I live in the […]
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By Pascal Ollier | Travel Photography
After our Summer holidays in Tuscany, we had planned to go to Venice with some friends for a long weekend in the fall.Alas, the Italian health minister issued some stern instructions that one could not enter Italy without a less than 72-hour old PCR test. Our friends balked and stayed home. Since we had been […]
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