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This place has easily turned into my favorite spot to take photos lately. With a variety of spots and subjects, you could not end up with the same photo. It may…

Night photography is a completely different ball game. It requires a different approach, and may become more complicated. Shooting with daylight is much easier,…

Aviso: Esta historieta no es de consumo rápido ni de satisfacción inmediata, narrada en primera persona pero escrita en colaboración, trata de reflejar…

Aviso: Esta historieta no es de consumo rápido ni de satisfacción inmediata, narrada en primera persona pero escrita en colaboración, trata de reflejar…

Aviso: Esta historieta no es de consumo rápido ni de satisfacción inmediata, narrada en primera persona pero escrita en colaboración, trata de reflejar…

On our second day in Wadi Rum, we hiked up to Jebel Burdah rock bridge, away from other tourists. It was a very peaceful hike as we had the place to…

Wadi Rum is well worth a visit. On our first full day, we took a jeep tour which included some short walks through narrow gorges, and easy scrambles up to…

How often do you see the sunrise compared to the sunset? One is easier to see compared to the other, but that is debatable. As for me, I am typically not up…

This is a photo of the Salton Sea at night. This body of water happens to exist purely by mistake, and what was once a popular tourist destination in the 1950s,…

Photo opportunities are a little challenging these days with "stay at home" in effect. But, with camera in hand, I wandered around today to see what I could…

I really miss the YMCA. It sits just across the street and was so convenient. After work, before work, it was like a trusted friend, always there. I was in…

The desert glows and drains life from the body, yet inspires the traveller to go further and seek what lies beyond the next dune, the next rocky crag. In the…
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