I’m photographer Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens. In this video and article, we’re going to take a look at batteries. What you can fly with, what you feel comfortable checking in your check bags, what you should carry on with you, and what you shouldn’t take with you. Because we have all these […]
Hey. My name is Anne and I am a professional dog photographer from Austria. I have two rescued dogs from Romania, Yuri, and Finn. The post I Want To Show That Adopted Dogs Are Beautiful So I Captured These 30 Photos first appeared on Bored Panda.
I've been to Morocco in 2018 and gave myself enough time to discover the country and to feel its vibes.
Now that we have to stay safe at home, I want to show you what’s out there when the lockdown ends.
I gladly traveled to Colombia for 6 weeks and brought a lot of memories from my experience, but on the top are definitely the people over there. They were always helpful and thoughtful, even if not required.
When he is not saving lives while working as a paramedic, Peterborough-based Chris Porsz is bringing people joy and endless entertainment by expressing himself through a camera lens. He spent four decades traveling around the world and snapping the most candid scenes it has to offer involving man’s best friends.
Chris Porsz spent four decades traveling around the world and snapping the most candid scenes it has to offer involving man’s best friends. Porsz captures canines in their true colors: being quirky, funny, and showcasing their unique personalities.
Last summer I spent two weeks traveling in Southern Mexico. I didn't know what to expect. The only time that Mexico makes it into the Belgian media is when there has been extreme drug-related violence.
I recently traveled around Afghanistan as part of a photography project for which I traveled to all the Central Asian countries. The goal was to show how these misunderstood and unknown countries really look like and how our prejudices stand in the way of connecting with and understanding cultures, religions, countries, and people that are different from us.
I recently traveled around Afghanistan as part of a photography project for which I traveled to all the Central Asian countries. The goal was to show how these misunderstood and unknown countries really look like and how our prejudices stand in the way of connecting with and understanding cultures, religions, countries, and people that are different from us.
After 5 years, I finally made it home and saw my dad. During this time, he brought me to all his playing ground spots when he was a kid. And it was amazing to swim, fish, and hike with him.
Back in August, I posted my first article about being able to visit Japan. I went back to Japan in January and wanted to share my story about how much the country has impacted my life not only as an artist but advice and lessons I learned.
My name is Davide Sasso, I’m a photographer and I love Japan. I live in Italy and my dream has always been to go to Japan. Finally, at the end of last year, I managed to fulfill my dream.
My name is Mustafa Çankaya and I’m a photographer from Istanbul who also works at Atatürk Airport. I see thousands of different faces passing by everyday, from every culture and every part of the world.
There is something extraordinary magical about Japan and its culture and Japanese photographer Shin Noguchi proves that through his photographs of everyday life in Japan. He catches the peculiar, surreal and strangely beautiful shapes and situations that occur when people don't think anyone is watching.
For over ten years, I have been travelling around the world with my camera shooting people and places. In the process of total immersion in the culture of every region or country I discover, I try to portray the Human in my photographic works, through photographs which tend to open a dialogue, arouse emotions and questions.
For over ten years, I have been travelling around the world with my camera. Here is a collection of portraits I have assembled to give you a little appetizer of my global work that is presented on my website.
While working as an airline pilot, Lee Mumford has visited over 40 countries and has seen some of the most magical and picturesque places on Earth. It would be a shame not to share them with others.
It was very difficult for me to spend time without traveling during the lockdown, so my friends, trying to make my mood a little better, agreed to rent a camera, tripod, connect a laptop with the internet, and take all this equipment to a hydrangea park in Japan.
Indian artist Raaj Dey, also known as shutterbug__raaj on Instagram, created a funny series for those of you who are curious about the secret life of... matchsticks.
I am an American who moved to Korea a little over three years ago. I had previously been working at a job that I didn't enjoy, so while I still had the opportunity to do it, I fulfilled a dream of mine to live abroad for a while.
Once upon a time, I was walking on a tropical beach on a pitch black night, with only the faint white of the surf. Suddenly, with every step, this white appeared bluer and bluer. The usually white foam had turned into an electric blue line; it looked as if the starry sky swirled down! Never ever had I seen anything like it.
My name is Davide Sasso and photography is one of my passions. At the end of last year, I went to Tokyo fulfilling one of my biggest dreams. During my stay in Tokyo, I visited some of the tallest buildings and towers in the city, such as the Metropolitan Government Building, the Tokyo Tower and the Tokyo Skytree.
While working as an airline pilot, Lee Mumford has visited over 40 countries and has seen some of the most magical and picturesque places on Earth. It would be a shame not to share them with others.
Hey. My name is Anne and I am a professional dog photographer from Austria. I have two rescued dogs from Romania, Yuri, and Finn. The post I Photographed My Dogs On All The Journeys We Went On (69 Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.
Now that we have to stay safe at home, I want to show you what’s out there when the lockdown ends.
Indian artist Raaj Dey, also known as shutterbug__raaj on Instagram, created a funny series for those of you who are curious about the secret life of... matchsticks.
Once upon a time, I was walking on a tropical beach on a pitch black night, with only the faint white of the surf. Suddenly, with every step, this white appeared bluer and bluer. The usually white foam had turned into an electric blue line; it looked as if the starry sky swirled down! Never ever had I seen anything like it.
I am an American who moved to South Korea on an impulse to live abroad for a bit. My original plan for just one year, but plans changed and I've spent three wonderful years living here. Most of my time has been in Seoul, which is a gorgeous city and I've been very lucky to explore much of it with my camera.
There is something extraordinary magical about Japan and its culture and Japanese photographer Shin Noguchi proves that through his photographs of everyday life in Japan. He catches the peculiar, surreal and strangely beautiful shapes and situations that occur when people don't think anyone is watching.
There is something extraordinary magical about Japan and its culture and Japanese photographer Shin Noguchi proves that through his photographs of everyday life in Japan. He catches the peculiar, surreal and strangely beautiful shapes and situations that occur when people don't think anyone is watching.
Earlier this year I traveled to Jamaica with my infrared camera. I drove from Montego Bay to Blue Mountain where coffee and, most likely, a lot of Ganja grows. There was a bike tour down the Blue Mountain, so I jumped on and photographed the entire mountain on the way down.
"The old villas, the castles and the ruined mansions are indeed the witnesses of past elegance. The eye of my device is universal. It will offer a forgotten, majestic and renewed vision of these homes now lifeless.