About four hours by bus from Singapore is Malacca City or Melaka in Malay. Once the land of sultanates, it has been under the…
In the last decades of the 1800s, commuter ferries found humble beginnings along the western Norwegian coast and between Hong Kong island and Kowloon. Both the Star Ferry and Hurtigruen became threads in my life, over a span of decades, some 100 years after their maiden voyage.
2019. A new day, a new year. What do you wish for? How would you like this year to unfold?
Modisa means “guardian” in Setswana, a local language in central Botswana where Valentin Gruener and Mikkel Legart founded a conservation and wildlife farm in 2009. They are committed to the preservation of local wildlife and the Kalahari ecosystem. You may know them from videos of Val and Sirga the lioness hugging or from the Netflix documentary about Sirga.
We are drawn to the natural world because that’s who we are, beneath our clothing, our ego, our masks, and our stories. The healing that comes from sitting and communing with plants manifests in many forms, opening doors and portals to step further inward.
Scandinavia has been on my bucket list for a long time. A strange turn of events led me to venture for one month in this part of the world. In this first part of this series, I’ll share about my first stop – Sweden.
Jane Urquhart’s A Number of Things is a collection of stories about Canada, as told through 50 artifacts.
It turns out making a bucket list, for me, is not as simple or as quick as throwing on all the exotic, stunning, and amazing locales around the world, though that is certainly one way of doing it. As a photographer, that is seductive. But there is more to the art of the Bucket List.
The Bucket List.