I write extensively throughout this blog about Bali. It would be easy to say – This is Bali, but there are so many sides to the “Island of Gods”.…
When defining the Underground You might list some statistics, You might mention 249 miles of track, or 1.1 billion who ride, You might ride up the 426 escalators,…
Turning off of Chispa Road’s crisp smooth pavement deep in the heart of West Texas, I veer onto what seems to be an unassuming stretch of dirt road. …
Photographer Mark Paulda visited a country that rejects Western values and where few ever visit. And when he returns to Bhutan in June, he’s bringing eight more cameras…
Called the Queen of the Adriatic, Venice has a setting that no other city in the world can rival. It is a network of rii (streams), canali (canals)…
There are few places in the world where you can stand in one place to watch the moon set then turn around and watch the sun rise simultaneously.…
The mysterious moon. The full moon with rays casting shadows as if it were day. The illuminated rays stretch from the heavens across the lands below. I close…
Unexpectedly arising from southern New Mexico’s barren landscape is a natural arrangement of larger-than-life rocks reminiscent of urban high rises. Formed of hot volcanic ash that solidified…
Time has a way of being a flash before your eyes, and catching you unaware of how quickly time can pass in a metropolis. One minute you wake…