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Remembering Capilano Suspension Bridge
Last May, Kyle and I traveled to the Pacific Northwest for a week of leisure and to attend our friend’s wedding. Since then, I have only posted one – yes, ONE – blog entry featuring my photos of public...
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One Week as a SeaWorld Adventure Camper
Back in the summer of 2006, I went on a trip with my cousin and her family to San Diego SeaWorld to participate in an educational program called Adventure Camps. As part of our five-day “adventure,” we...
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The Average Tourist’s Guide to Waimea Canyon
In late April, I was so lucky to get the opportunity to travel to Hawaii for the first time. On April 20, Kyle and I first landed in Kauai, and then flew to Maui after three days. The islands are...
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The People of San Francisco
Happy New Year! With popular tourist destinations comes the popular photographic subject: people. Over a year ago, I used my trip to San Francisco as a “playground,” if you will, to test my skills (and...
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Wanderlust: a Real, Lifelong “Ailment”
The funny thing about relief, as you might know, is that it is only temporary. It’s like taking an Advil when you’ve got arthritis – sure, it’ll make you feel great for about two hours, but then… When...
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What I would do in five days in Queensland
Been home three weeks. Am I crazy for already fantasizing about my next big trip? I think not! The fact is there is simply too much to see in this world, and seemingly so little time to see it all…...
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24 Hours Without Sleep
We departed Salt Lake at 4:50 pm on a Wednesday, and arrived in Paris at 11 am on Thursday (local time). The flight was around 10 hours, and since we didn’t sleep a wink on the plane, we’d both been...
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The Food in France
Continued from Louvre Love Since it was almost 11 am, we exited the Louvre to a now awakened Paris. People were everywhere! And if people were everywhere, that could only mean one thing: restaurants...
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Shaky Legs: An Element of a Parisian Lifestyle?
Continued from The Food in France Where was I? Ah, yes… It was our first conscious (awake and functional) day in Paris, and by 12:30 pm we’d already visited the Louvre and had a long rest and lunch at...
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Salt Lake City’s Canyons in the Autumn
Before I show you my pictures, here’s an elaboration as to why it’s been so quiet around here lately, as promised in one of my last posts (which was quite a long time ago). I had been immersed in some...
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