This post is sponsored by Alcon. Over five years ago, I retired to pursue my passions of photography, writing, and travel. There have been challenges, but the rewards have far outweighed the hardships. I’ve learned many lessons during my adventures; however, none have...
Why Kathmandu, Nepal is Such an Amazing Place for Photography Because it is such an exotic place, making good photography in Kathmandu, Nepal is really quite simple. Wander around until you find a compelling scene and wait for the photograph to develop. Of course,...
I often see cost on Boracay Island being mentioned as expensive by people online. But they’re they’re mostly misinformed. Because yes, you can spend a lot if you want, but the island doesn’t have to be expensive at all – Boracay caters to every...
Our travel with On the Go Tours had taken us from India across the border and into Nepal. The reduction in activity was unmistakable. Things just didn’t feel as rushed or frenetic. Maybe it was because our stop the night before was Lumbini, the birthplace of...
Varanasi Images I had been traveling in India for a few weeks now, and there were moments when I thought, in some small way, that I had it figured out. More than anything, India is a country of contrasts. One moment you find yourself overwhelmed by its beauty; the...
I made this image on the edge of Chitwan National Park in Nepal during my On the Go Tours, Highway to the Himalayas trip. We were just leaving the park in our Jeeps when we spotted this group crossing the river on their way home. Exposure: 1/160 sec @ f/4.5 ISO: 100...
Even though I am an experienced traveler, I am not normally a guided tour type of guy. I have been traveling the world, solo or with a few friends, for over 35 years. Even before I retired five years ago to travel full time, I never thought twice about looking at a...
My Dream to Make Pictures of India I dreamt about India. From the time I arrived in Asia, a trip to India was something I pined for. Sensual, crowded, intense, aromatic, frenetic, picturesque and bright, are just a few of the adjectives I have heard fellow travelers...