Travel Sounds From Around The World
Travel spins around in so many directions as we are often splendidly overwhelmed by sights, smells, tastes and sounds. It's often sounds of travel that stay with us long after we've left a wonderful journey. Perhaps you remember sounds while flying on an airplane, Big Ben striking twelve times at midnight, Berber Nomads in Morocco, natural tropical sounds in the Caribbean or Bali or the Call to Adhan in a Muslim country.
I've captured numerous sounds throughout the world and am pleased to share them with you. As I listen I remember specific instances and experiences. Perhaps you'll listen in anticipation for your next journey.
Travel Sounds London
Travel Sounds Urban
Travel Sounds Nature
Travel Sounds Culture
Travel Sounds on an Airplane
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Capturing images of the House of Parliament, or Palace of Westminster, is one of my favourite places to photograph London. I prefer to visit the area at night…
When the London Coliseum originally opened in 1904, it was London’s largest and most luxurious variety theatres. It was referred to as the people’s palace of entertainment at…
Strategically placed around the perimeters of the “Square Mile,” are statues of dragons holding the shield of St George signifying your entrance into the City of London. No,…
Technology
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Capturing images of the House of Parliament, or Palace of Westminster, is one of my favourite places to photograph London. I prefer to visit the area at night…
Business
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Capturing images of the House of Parliament, or Palace of Westminster, is one of my favourite places to photograph London. I prefer to visit the area at night…
Lifestyle
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When the London Coliseum originally opened in 1904, it was London’s largest and most luxurious variety theatres. It was referred to as the people’s palace of entertainment at…
Culture
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Capturing images of the House of Parliament, or Palace of Westminster, is one of my favourite places to photograph London. I prefer to visit…
When the London Coliseum originally opened in 1904, it was London’s largest and most luxurious variety theatres. It was referred to as the people’s…
Strategically placed around the perimeters of the “Square Mile,” are statues of dragons holding the shield of St George signifying your entrance into the…
The end of Waterloo Bridge isn’t exactly a London attraction but if you love long exposures and capturing light trails, this is a perfect…
I always want the end of Regent Street to offer incredible photographs. The truth is the end of Regent Street (between Oxford Street and…
East London is an interesting area for photography if you are keen to explore. And, when I say explore also be ready to open…
