Mt. Fuji, Japan. British travel photographer Jordan Hammond may only be in his early twenties, but he’s already well on his way toward leaving his mark in the industry. His gorgeous photographs spark an immediate wanderlust in viewers, as they follow along on his journey around the world. With a special emphasis on Asia, his […]
“After climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb”. – Nelson Mandela This photo was captured in November 2014 ascending a peak in the Condoriri Valley of Bolivia. After many many months of neglecting this blog, I decided to start it up again in honor of the WordPress […] […]
Patrick Jennings, an avid landscape photographer based in Vancouver, Canada, brings together images and poetry on his photoblog, Pix to Words. via Pix to Words — Discover
“My recent trip to Europe confirmed something I already knew: travel photographers need to embrace high ISOs.” Paris and Barcelona, through the lens of photographer Joe Becker. via When Traveling, Embrace High ISOs — Discover
Culinary historian Michael W. Twitty, who blogs at Afroculinaria, talks about exploring his identity through food and his forthcoming book, The Cooking Gene. via Where Food and History Meet: Michael W. Twitty’s Culinary Journey at Afroculinaria — Discover
Dig into fun, insightful reviews of contemporary literature and book design from Dessa Bayrock, a self-professed English nerd and Canadian literature carnivore. via Bayrock, Bookrock — Discover
Meet André and Adélaïde Zollinger, the husband-and-wife team behind the gorgeous food blog Infinite Belly. via Infinite Belly: An Intimate Scrapbook of Life in France, Through Stories and Recipes — Discover
Korea-based blogger Lexi takes us on a nighttime tour of some of Seoul’s most noteworthy (and photogenic) monuments. via Korean Palaces by Moonlight: A Photo Tour — Discover
“Nobody considers himself to be the exotic furniture maker from rural Brasil. He consider himself Marco.” On travel, and the exotic “other” – AKA, people who happen to live in a different place than you. via The Most Exotic People On Earth — Discover
“I’m not a writer who processes via blog. When I do that, the work I produce is often flecked with the bullshit I tell myself while trying to fend off harder truths.” via Abandon Hope — Discover
