Over 2,000 miles from the closest land mass, Hawai’i is a destination renown around the world for sun, surf, and a relaxing lifestyle. Hawaiian culture, known for it’s Aloha spirit, is welcoming and familiar, even for first time visitors.
Disneyland. Is it really the Happiest Place on Earth?
Disneyland is synonymous with Southern California and theme park culture. Is it really the Happiest Place on Earth? With rising prices and never before seen crowd levels, why do we keep going back?
Chicago. A city to love despite its problems.
Cold? Yes, but oddly cosy at the same time. This great city has some many eclectic neighbourhoods in which you can find great food and interesting people to chat with. Now before you say it, yes, Chicago has its fair share of problems.
The Hunter Valley. Australia’s Wine Country.
The Hunter Valley, just a few hours north of Sydney, is a beautiful part of the world. Known for the rolling hills, kangaroos, spectacular views and great Sémillon and Shiraz wines. In fact, the rugged Australian landscape gives the world some of the best Sémillon wines you’ll find anywhere.
Hoover Dam. A Modern Marvel of Engineering.
25 miles south-east of Las Vegas, in the middle of the desert south-west, sits an engineering marvel. The Hoover Dam, built during the Great Depression of the 1930’s, spans the border between Nevada and Arizona and plays host to over a million visitors each year.
Getting into the weeds. How to get a fresh perspective on your photography style.
Move your feet, not the zoom. I always need to listen to myself and take my own advice. Easy to dish it out, right? It’s not until you really get into the weeds do you realise how much moving your feet and gets you a fresh perspective on something.