I’ve just arrived home after another successful Photography Expedition into the Arctic with another wonderful case of Jet Lag! (look for my trip report for Jewels of the Arctic 2014 coming in the net few days) Jet Lag is something that effects us all. No matter how much you travel, jet lag is just plain hard to tame. And as… Read more →
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Interview with Far West China
I was recently interviewed by Josh Summers, the Editor of Far West China (www.farwestchina.com). Josh asked me about my experiences travelling to Xinjiang as a Photographer, what enticed me to travel there in the first place and of course what I can’t wait to go back and see when I return! If you have a few minutes, you can… Read more →
Heavenly Lake – High Altitude Cuisine – Xinjiang China
The Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China is heavily influenced by its neighbours. Bordering Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India and being part of the Silk Road there are many influences especially with regards to the local cuisine. Whilst visiting the Heavenly Lake we were able to observe local chef’s cooking some of the favoured local cuisine, namely Naan bread, Lamen (Noodles) and the ever popular kebab.… Read more →
Immersing Oneself In Local Culture Can Produce Amazing Photographs
When on any photography expedition, it is important to immerse yourself in the local culture. Doing so can produce amazing photographs. Local markets are always a buzz of life, culture and color. And depending on the type of market, there is usually a vast array of culinary delights to tickle your taste buds whilst you make your way about. (But… Read more →
Cultural Awareness and Sensitivity and Travel Photography
We all love travel photography. Visiting interesting places, seeing the sights, meeting local people and …. photographing each and every single one of them. After all its what we came here to do wasn’t it? Photograph everything? I’ve been guilty of this in the past, indiscriminately photographing everyone and everything that came into sight. But is it the right thing… Read more →