By Paul Barclay | Travel Photography
This past March we once again made the journey from Seattle to Tucson, Arizona, for some sun and heat therapy. Shortly after arriving in Tucson we needed to travel North to Phoenix to join friends and family for lunch. During the drive north I spotted these road side attractions that are captured here. Except I […]
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By Paul Barclay | Travel Photography
My apologies to everyone for dropping out for so long. I hope to get this series back in gear as well as bring new images from the summer in the next few months. The sub-title for this article is; “A Day of Tourism!” Because, aside from the natural wonders of Southern Arizona, there are some […]
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By Paul Barclay | Travel Photography
Good morning class, this is my report about what I did on my spring vacation. As you probably noticed, this is part one of several. I don’t know the total number parts it will be, because I haven’t written them yet. In fact, I haven’t really started reviewing the images yet. Covid, and the aftermath […]
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By pascaljappy | How-To
Photograph the Grand Canyon! Some tip, right? Thousands of readers will be amazed to hear that DearSusan recommends the Grand Canyon as a photographic HotSpot, no doubt … Bear with me, though, as it’s recently become obvious to me there’s quite a bit more to the Grand Canyon, for photographers, than a majestic landscape icon […]
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By Paul Perton | Interview
If you are a regular photo blog reader, the name Valerie Millett won’t be a surprise. Her landscape (see her Web site here) work in the American south west and the badlands is building her a solid reputation for having a fine eye. After spotting her work on the Luminous Landscape late last year, I […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
The phone call was a mildly disappointing experience. In my naive mind, South of France calling Navajo Nation should have entailed far more obstacles than linguistics alone might suggest, but life has moved on since John Ford and contact was swift, easy and very kind. Though not without issues : “Are you experienced riders […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
Cars tell a lot about a country. There’s very little I enjoy photographing more when traveling than the local cars. Over here, in Green Provence, the weather has been miserable and work has kept me away from my camera for some time. So I’ve taken a few minutes to dig up pics from my summer […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
Apparently, the Americans view the French as a bunch of fat blokes with a beret carrying a baguette under their arm. And of course, that couldn’t be further from the truth. Well, maybe that fat part is … But feel not ashamed, good people on the other side of the Atlantic pond, as the French […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
To me, the concept of travel photography is inseparable from architecture. Just as much as the local food and music, local architecture tells you a lot about the area you are visiting and photographing architectural landmarks make your travels that much more interesting and of lasting impact. That game is particularly fun to play in […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
“Arizona, the Grand Canyon state”. Or so say the local registration plates that do not support a local sports team or a personal 1-word mission statement. Seems a tad reductive, though. There are so many canyons around here and they come in all shapes, sizes and … colours.During my trip, I had hoped to visit […]
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