Today as Christmas approaches and it's summer in Australia, I'm reminiscing about SNOW!
Tag: photography
Foto Friday – Library of Celsus, Ephesus, Turkey
Foto Friday now takes you to destination Turkey, and the ancient city of Ephesus. This facade is for the 'Library of Celsus', and I think it's amazing that it still stands when the rest of the building does not! Thanks for popping by - May the Journey Never End!
Foto Friday – Andy celebrates on Salar de Uyuni
So whilst I'm sharing pics, when I went to South America in 2016 my Aussie Rules football team had won the premiership for the first time (and only) in my life time. Trick shots are all the rage on the Salar de Uyuni, hence the shot I share with you today! Thanks for popping by, …
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Hiroshima – Through My Lens
iroshima is famous worldwide for one main thing, right? The first city to have an atomic bomb dropped on it. This may mean that some people don't consider it as the first place to go when visiting Japan, on the other hand some people probably suspect it's a must visit because of this reason. As far as destinations go, Hiroshima is an attractive city, with a baseball stadium, a castle, and a museum to that fateful day in 1945 attached to a memorial visitors really shouldn't miss when there.
Gardens by the Bay – A Photographic Examination
Today is a photographic post, and I'm featuring Singapore's brilliant 'Gardens by the Bay'. Check out my best pics of the Flower Dome, Cloud Forest and Skywalk!
Navruz Palace – Is this the most INSANE building in Tajikistan?
If you are a fan of giant, grandly decorated overblown buildings, then this one in Dushanbe, Tajikistan is one you'll not want to miss! Take a look inside one of the WORLD's most insane, yet perhaps beautiful in its own way, buildings!
Ile de Goree – Through my Lens
Hi all. A photographic post today - heading to Senegal to the Island of Goree, a ferry ride from the capital Dakar. It's a pretty place to visit, but it hides a disturbing colonial past. Ile de Goree was, between the 15th and 19th centuries known for its role in the slave trade. It may …
Top Photos of 2018
Hi all. Another 'Top' post looking back at 2018. Here are some of my favourite photos I took last year. What do you think? Thanks for stopping by today - May the Journey Never End!
Kyoto – Through My Lens
Hi all! Hope you are well. I just realised today I have never done a 'Kyoto Through My Lens' post. So here you are!! You will surely see why Kyoto is not only my favourite city in Japan, but one of my favourites world-wide! Thanks for stopping by - is Kyoto your favourite Japanese …
Australian Bush Turkey
Hi all. Last month when I was at Noosa I took a walk down to Tea Tree Bay. Who should I see there? This little fella. Well, I'm only guessing he was a fella. I identified the bird later as the Australian Bush Turkey. I'm not sure if you would eat this turkey, but he …
