Showing posts with label tourism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tourism. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Travel Photography: Scenes from Greater Phoenix, Arizona
On my Phoenix trip last month I met a bighorn sheep, chilled in a wonderful donut shop, and didn't cry over spilt milk.





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arizona,
bighorn sheep,
desert,
phoenix,
phoenix zoo,
prickly pear,
scenic,
scottsdale,
skyline,
sunset,
tourism
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Travel Photography: People of Sanski Most, Bosnia
Here are some pictures of people I saw and met in Sanski Most, a town in northwest Bosnia and Herzegovina. It's friendly and lively and full of beauty and good humor mixed with grief and lingering frustration from the recent war. Beautiful and complicated, full of photojournalistic fodder. I hope to go back someday. I'm jealous of my host, who works as sort of a cultural ambassador there. I recently contributed photos for him to use in a website promoting tourism and cultural opportunities in the region. It seemed like a good excuse to share some of them here, all shot during my visit in August.




Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Greasewood Flat, Scottsdale, Arizona






Some images from Greasewood Flat and Reata Pass, a bar and restaurant nestled in an old stagecoach stop in Scottsdale, Arizona. It's a lovely local gem with no frills-- just great atmosphere, live music, good beers and spicy chili. We hear the place is for sale, but I hope it ain't so.
Labels:
bar,
cowboy,
greasewood flat,
outdoor,
reata pass,
restaurant,
scottsdale,
tourism,
travel photography,
valley
Monday, March 7, 2011
Summer Nights

"Okay."

"Sure."
Everyone should have friends and travel companions who are as supportive and accommodating as mine from last summer. Thanks again, ladies.
Labels:
church,
croatia,
fruitseller,
night photography,
tourism,
travel photography
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Scenes from Arizona
Here are some photos from my recent trip to Phoenix and Scottsdale. It's amazing what a couple of good assignments and a new (to me) city filled with beautiful light can do for my photographic inspiration. I can't wait to go back.











Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Monday, January 3, 2011
Mirogoj Cemetery, Zagreb, Croatia
We spent a cloudy summer day wandering in Mirogoj Cemetery, on the outskirts of Zagreb, Croatia. Our guidebook called it one of the most beautiful cemeteries in Europe. We decided to make a detour since the weather wasn't cooperating with our original plan (mostly beach-basting). We were struck by its beauty, by the ornateness and variety of the grave-sites there, and also by the variety of religion and ethnicity of those buried there.


Labels:
cemetery,
croatia,
mirogoj,
mirogoj cemetery,
tourism,
travel photography,
zagreb
Friday, December 31, 2010
Hike to a Waterfall near Sanski Most, Bosnia
Here are some snaps from a wonderful summer day of hiking with new friends to a waterfall near Sanski Most, Bosnia. If I ever decide to publish a calendar called Waterfalls of the Balkans, this one will certainly be a strong contender. Thanks for looking.









Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Plitvic Lakes (Plitvička jezera) National Park, Croatia
When we visited Plitvic Lakes National Park in Croatia, I still couldn't get my tourism project from Istanbul out of my mind. I'd seen the waterfalls before, so this trip I decided to spend some time focusing on their visitors.











Labels:
croatia,
plitvic,
plitvic lakes national park,
Plitvička jezera,
tourism
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Snapshots from Slovenia
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