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Stop the glorification of busy
A friend posted this quote to her Instagram to other day, and it was spot on with something I’ve...
Love travel? It’s time to quantum leap your photography
Magazines, art galleries, books, travel shows, and many others have featured my photographs. I’ve traveled all around the world...
Write a Book… on the beach!
Coming to you live from my patio in the Bahamas! I’m the author of the book The Freedom Project,...
Don’t Wait Until Black Friday – Add Something New Today
It’s been quite the year… and there’s only about 30 business days left before the year is officially over. How are you going to use the remaining days this year? Anything you had wanted to do this year, but haven’t yet? Any New Year’s resolutions that are still on... Read more
Stop the glorification of busy

A friend posted this quote to her Instagram to other day, and it was spot on with something I’ve believed in for a long time. Stop the madness.

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Love travel? It’s time to quantum leap your photography
Magazines, art galleries, books, travel shows, and many others have featured my photographs. I’ve traveled all around the world creating and sharing my award winning images. Today, I’m sharing my creative insights, professional experience and technical know-how with you.   Photographers shouldn’t just rely on their own practice and... Read more
How to stay fit while traveling: ten helpful tips for exercise success
Cardiovascular exercise stimulates your entire body, encouraging improved circulation, heart and lung strength, system detoxification and more. It also enhances your mood and quality of life. Weight-training exercise increases lean muscle mass. Muscle burns calories for energy, so the more muscle you have, the more calories you will burn.... Read more
Vancouver aerial photography: Granville Island
A few weeks ago I wrote about one of the most expensive photographs I’ve created so far. While not as expensive as New York City, chartering a seaboat plane in Vancouver was definitely up there in price too, but a fun experience resulting in some unique photographs – such as... Read more
Is it time to give up on your DSLR camera?
I’ve been lugging around a big DSLR and lens kits for years on my travels, but after my recent trip to New York I decided I’ve strained my back enough. The technology behind cameras hasn’t really changed for years – all the big players really did was switch out... Read more
The last Lonely Planet book you’ll ever buy
This week the postman surprised me with a box of Lonely Planet books. I buy one for every country I visit – so I have built quite the collection on my bookshelf over the years. It makes for a cool addition to my living room. Amongst a few others this time... Read more
How to avoid surprise airline fees
When I first got introduced to the wonderful world of air transportation, things were pretty friendly. A kind word or genuine smile would easily get an overweight suitcase past the scale and on board of the plane, without paying any extra fees. It does seem that mentality has changed. Nowadays... Read more
What it means to Live a Life by Experience
In my Travel book The Freedom Project I introduced the concept of Experience Value which I’ve used extensively in my travels. The reason I travel is to undergo a certain experience, whether it’s just to smell or taste a different culture, to swim with dolphins or just sit on... Read more
The art of travel versus the art of writing
When we plan for travel and anticipate the upcoming trip, we explore travel websites (like this blog), read travel books and enjoy travel photography. In our imagination we start to conjure up all sorts of exotic adventures, waiting for us at our next destination. Once really there, we photograph the Eiffel Tower... Read more