By Jean-Claude Louis | Travel Photography
Ever since I read Kenneth White’s book The Wild Swans in the mid-1990s, the idea had been taking shape in my mind of a geopoetic journey into the ethereal beauty of the Japanese winter, a salutation to its precious and precarious wildlife and to all things Japanese. Years passed, and then in February 2019, my […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
Pascal intrudes: I’m delighted to introduce this first guest post from reader and frequent commentator Kristian Wannebo and hope you will enjoy it as much as I did. May it be the first in a long series 🙂 End of intrusion. An un-light post, and, as well, an un-destination one.Very un-destinstion – as I took […]
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By Dallas Thomas | Travel Photography
Paris is a city that I adore; walking its cobbled ancient streets and viewing its magnificent architecture is something I never tire of. This collection of images taken in the 4 & 5th Arrondissement’s on a cool and overcast morning a few days before last Christmas. Inspired by #613. A summer’s day in Newcastle by […]
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By pascaljappy | How-To
France is in pain. A few weeks after terrorist attacks, agonising from a never-ending financial crisis while watching so many of its neighbours and partners flourish and thrive, France is currently voting for its regional representatives. A tidal wave of extreme political change has started to swell, indicative of instability and discontent. I will not […]
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