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We recently celebrated Freedom Day here in South Africa and the pressure was on to make the most of the day off! We packed a picnic basket and headed off early to the Pilanesberg National Park in the North-west province – it’s one of my favorite places for a day trip.
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When visiting "Parque das Nações" in Lisbon, the former location of the Expo98, no one can resist taking a picture of the colorful, water-spitting volcanoes.
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In the beautiful S.Miguel island of the Azores you will find a wonderful lagoon located in a beautiful surrounding with hot streams from the earth core that have been used for generations by families to cook delicious stews.
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My first-ever backpacking trip in the country. I brought my favorite Diana F+ camera and the ever-so-reliable Vivitar UWS, each loaded with a roll of Kodak Ektachrome 200 - yes, on an unexpectedly gloomy, rainy day. I was hoping for the best but also expecting the worst shots.
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Santorini is one of the most popular islands of the Aegean Sea. With its spectacular views from 400 feet high; thanks to an ancient eruption, the combination of the the blue sky and the sea against the whiteness of the buildings make it is a must-see location for all.
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Amidst this volcano lies a secret so beautiful and breathtaking: a serene lake of unknown depth with an emerald blue green color. For amateur adventure-seekers, what a lovely way to start!
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Looking for a place to relax in the sun, a romantic getaway with sunsets and beaches, a destination with endless photographic possibilities? Give Santorini another look. Southernmost of the Greek Cyclades and close to Crete, you can get there by water or air and then relax.
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The Roman Town of Pompeii was buried when Mount Vesuvius erupted on 24th August 79 CE. It was only rediscovered in the 18th century. This exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore features 279 artifacts on loan from The Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Naples and Pompeii, Italy. This event runs from 16 Oct 2010 till 23 Jan 2011.
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Banks Peninsula is located near Christchurch in New Zealand's south island. The place is really breathtaking with amazing landscapes of mountains encountering the sea. It has a volcanic origin that's why the landscapes over there are so amazing.
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Mt. Eden Park in Auckland is made from an impressive former volcano crater and offers a great view over the whole area. It's perfectly safe to visit as it's already a dormant volcano - you can either enjoy a nice walk uphill or take a car if you're being lazy but once you get to the top, you'll quickly realize that all the effort is well worth it.
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Back in 2000 with the coming of the millennium, work began on the island of La Palma in the Canary Islands. It was for the largest optical telescope in the world called the Gran Tecan. This project was sponsored by the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands and the Spanish Government which took more than seven years to be completed - and two more years to become 100 percent operational.
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Let me take you on a tour to my alma mater, the University of the Philippines at Los Baños (UPLB). My university is nature itself. Its lush environment and natural beauty makes it a favorite location among photographers. In this article, I present to you the beauty of UPLB behind the plastic lenses.
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The time seemed right to head north to the island of the vikings, geysirs and especially the Eyjafjallajökull!
Said so, done so, we boarded the plane, rented a 4x4 and hit the roads...
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Nowhere on Earth is heaven and hell so closely intertwined as they are in Yellowstone National Park. It's an other-worldly foray into fire, steam, smoke and ice. The wildness of the park is unlike anywhere else in the United States...and did I mention, it's inside the caldera of a super-volcano?
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Yogyakarta- a stunning part of Indonesia, home to the largest Buddhist temple in the world and the still active volcano Merapi. With my brand new Holga and roll of black and white film, I sought to capture the spirituality and wonder of this beautiful destination.
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A wild west outpost where wolf cubs cost $150.
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El Teide- mysterious sleepy volcano of Canary Islands. Third biggest in the world.
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El Teide- mysterious sleepy volcano of Canary Islands.
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Mt. Aso is one of the largest volcanoes in the world and still active! A little bit dangerous, but overwhelmingly beautiful!
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It’s called the island of eternal spring, but frankly speaking all seasons island is more suitable name for it. Tenerife – one of Canarian Islands, piece of Spain in Atlantic Ocean, place where time stops and you become absolutely happy.
