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Top Tips For Camping in Namibia

Top Tips For Camping in Namibia

by Sarah Wilson | Sep 14, 2022 | Adventure, Africa, Namibia, Nature

Thinking Of Going Camping In Namibia In Winter?   I recently spent 16 days on a full participation camping trip in Namibia with Africa’s Best Adventures, and I loved every minute. (By the way, probably worth mentioning at this stage that this is NOT a...
What To See And Do Around El Calafate, Argentina

What To See And Do Around El Calafate, Argentina

by Words by Sarah Wilson - Photos by Jonathan Look Jr. | Feb 18, 2019 | Adventure, Americas, Argentina, Nature, Photography, Travel

After taking the 24-hour bus journey from Buenos Aires to Bariloche, I knew it would be hard to persuade Jonathan to do another 24-hour bus journey to El Calafate, Argentina. I dislike flying but the ‘it will be so much cheaper than flying and hey, we will save money...
Punta Tombo Argentina Nature Reserve

Punta Tombo Argentina Nature Reserve

by Words by Sarah Wilson - Photos by Jonathan Look Jr. | Feb 17, 2019 | Argentina, Nature, Photography, Travel

Penguins in Argentina? One of the many highlights of our Patagonia itinerary was our trip to see the Magellanic Penguins in Punta Tombo Argentina. Yes, there are penguins in Argentina. Punta Tombo in Chubut Province is home to the world’s largest colony of Magellanic...
Drone Video of Halong Bay, Vietnam

Drone Video of Halong Bay, Vietnam

by Jonathan Look | Apr 30, 2015 | Adventure, Aerial, Nature, Photography, Travel, Vietnam

  Watch the Video on YouTube Halong Bay, or as it is known in Vietnamese “descending dragon bay”, is a body of water in the Gulf of Tonkin, a little over 100 miles east of Hanoi. The area is famous for the thousands of limestone karsts, islands and islets that...
Red Lotus Sea Near Udon Thani, Thailand

Red Lotus Sea Near Udon Thani, Thailand

by Jonathan Look | Feb 14, 2015 | Adventure, Nature, Photography, Thailand, Travel

For three months a year, Lake Nong Harn near Udon Thani in Northern Thailand (about 350 miles north of Bangkok) becomes awash with millions of vibrant pink lotus flowers. It seems appropriate that the peak time for witnessing the display on the “Red Lotus Sea” (in...
Red Lotus Sea Near Udon Thani, Thailand

Photo: Lotus Flower Harvest in Cambodia

by Jonathan Look | Jul 19, 2014 | Adventure, Buddhism, Cambodia, Nature, People, Photography, Travel

The Cambodia flower, the lotus flower is one of the most plentiful flowers in Cambodia. Everywhere you travel in SE Asia you will find them in lakes, ponds, canals and even in roadside ditches. The flower is not only beautiful, the lotus flower has symbolic meaning in...
Takin – The National Animal of Bhutan

Takin – The National Animal of Bhutan

by Jonathan Look | Jun 12, 2014 | Bhutan, Nature, Photography, Travel

Bhutan’s National Animal, The Takin During our adventure in Bhutan, we traveled to see the Takin, the National Animal of Bhutan. Known by locals as the “Dong Gyem Tsey”, it is without a doubt one of the strangest animals I have ever photographed....
Red Lotus Sea Near Udon Thani, Thailand

Nusa Lembongan Seaweed Farming Photo Essay

by Jonathan Look | May 27, 2014 | Bali, Indonesia, Landscape, Nature, People, Photography, Travel

Farming Seaweed on Lembongan Island, Indonesia Photographing Nusa Lembongan Seaweed Farming There are times when you see a scene, and you know it would make an amazing photo story and knew this right away with Nusa Lembongan Seaweed Farming. Last fall, when I was...
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