Here are our selected world locations! If you're after more globe trotting fun, head over to the main Locations Section.
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★ Sunset/Sunrise: A Beautiful Sunset in Cozze
Photographing the sunset is very difficult, but it can give you amazing results! I was around the coves of Cozze, a seaside resort near my city, Bari, to take some photos, but it was very late and very dark! I had with me my trusty Holga 135BC, with a roll Colorplus Kodak ISO200. I was with some friends and I said 'Go, use bulb mode and let's try to get some nice photos'...
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★ A Very Human Location: China and its People
Every place has its own geographical characteristics, but it's the people who complete the landscape. China can't escape from that, and here we will review it a bit, therefore, this time, we have a very human location.
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★ Sunrise, Sunset: Testing a New Camera During Sunset
In this article I will explain what I used to do...testing a new camera! Keep on reading! Each time I came into possession of a new camera I feel overwhelmed by a natural desire to go hunting sunsets!
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★ Memories of Summer: Diana F+ Goes to OBX
As autumn creeps in, the cool temperatures keep us wishing for the bright and sunny summer days. Reminisce about the warm weather through these summery photos after the jump.
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★ End of Summer: Crossin' Over Lanzarote
Two hearts and a chalet in Macaronesia for a relaxing vacation filled with culture and nature. This year, we had the opportunity to spend a few days in Lanzarote, a Canarian island. What an amazing thing to live adventurously, with only a little information but lots of will to discover!
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★ Surfing 'til Summer Ends in La Union
Summer is ending, and what better way to spend the rest of it than to surf or at least be at a beach, right? Well, that's what my friends and I did! Join us by reading after the jump!
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★ Lisbon Photo Opportunity #3: Tram 28
It is yellow, rounded, makes a funny sound, and it rides along the narrow, old streets of Lisbon - how can you not want a picture of it?
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★ Let's Go Visit the Leaning Tower of Malaysia!
Let's go visit the Leaning Tower of Malaysia! The Leaning Tower of Teluk Intan is one of the famous landmarks in Perak, and I would like to say that, in the whole of Malaysia as well. It is well known in Malaysia because of its leaning character, which is similar to the world famous Tower of Pisa in Italy. It takes about a 2.5 - 3 hour drive from Selangor.
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★ Awanmulan: The Perfect Escape from the City
Sometimes living and working in the middle of the busy city can really get to me. So where does one go for a mini escapade from all these? Come follow me to Awanmulan, the perfect spot for one to relax and chill.
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★ The Art of Falling Tear Drops
This newly-installed work of art is stopping visitors in their tracks. As part of Singapore’s Changi Airport Terminal 1’s $400-million upgrade, the airport installed a sculpture that was truly mesmerizing. Read on to find out where.
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★ Karangahape Road: An Urban Adventure
Karangahape Road (aka K Road) located in Central Auckland, is an exciting and cultural location that is perfect for just about anyone. Keep reading for more information!
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★ Black and White Paris
I have spent ten months in Paris participating in the exchange program called Erasmus. I knew before going, that Paris is an amazing and beautiful city. I had been there before and I have already wrote about my favorite places in Paris, but this time, let me show something a little different...Have a look!
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★ A Lomography Inspired Trip to Berlin Part 1
After purchasing the Lomography City Guide Berlin on a whim, I suddenly found myself in love with the little world painted inside; and since I've had a hankering to go travelling for quite some time now, I got myself a passport, convinced my friend Sarah that she wanted to come with me, and made my little whimsical dream become a reality! This is part 1 of our Berlin adventures!
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★ Volunteering Under African Skies in Malawi
If you are a Dutch 16-year-old girl, you’re not very likely to find yourself cleaning toilets that are occupied by cockroaches somewhere in Africa. However, that’s one of the things I did this summer when I volunteered in Malawi - and it was amazing.
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★ The Streets and People of Guatemala as Seen Through the Lens of Jochen Smuda of Ucon
From pro-rollerblading to running a streetwear brand, Jochen Smuda has a pretty full schedule, but he finds time to travel the world and explore new places. This time, he headed to Guatemala and El Salvador and was kind enough to share some of his favorite analogue photographs of the trip and some insightful tips. Read more after the jump.
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★ Modern Toilet Restaurant: To Eat or to Poop?
Have you ever tried eating inside a comfort room? Or eating from a toilet bowl? This wacky themed restaurant will definitely give you a unique and fun dining experience as if you're inside your own bathroom!
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★ A Little Taste of the Countryside Part II: Cameron Highlands
Cameron Highlands is a little hilly paradise full of hidden surprises and breathtaking scenery. While in Cameron Highlands, you should visit the Time Tunnel Museum, the first memorabilia museum in Malaysia. It was opened by See Kok Shan, an avid collector of knick-knacks and memorabilia.
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★ La Cigale: French Themed Market and Cafe
In the unlikeliest of places, hidden away from the bustle of Auckland Central, is a place where foodies can do anything from enjoying a relaxing coffee and French pastry to doing their weekly food shop.
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★ Buda + Pest = Budapest
The capital of Hungary is the right destination during the European summer or winter! Learn more about it after the jump...
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★ Halki: The Perfect Small-Island Getaway from the Digital Grind
When the nearest city is a one-hour ferry ride away, you know you’ve escaped! The wonderful island of Halki, Greece, is the perfect sun-soaked getaway from all the hustle and bustle of modern life.