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A few weeks ago, a group of friends and I got together on a little road trip leaving from Halifax to explore the south shore of Nova Scotia. The coastline is full of charming little fishing villages with

I just spent the week in Boston exploring its grand architecture and hidden alleyways. I've never been much of a city photographer before, but Boston was so aesthetically pleasing to photograph, it was

I haven't posted in about a week, as I've been making the big move back to Australia for the next year. It's been full on getting things organised, but I'm so happy to be back. It's such a beautiful country

I'm very fortunate to have spent a good chunk of time living in Vancouver, BC on the west coast of Canada. I still can't imagine a place more beautiful than this little slice of the big, wide world. Vancouver

Yesterday I spent the day exploring Cambridge, MA, home to famous Harvard University and MIT. While Harvard was absolutely beautiful, I found myself far more drawn to what was going on at MIT. I was able

In Mexico we visited the most incredible Mayan ruins just south of Tulum in Quintana Roo. They were called the Muyil ruins, and were way less touristy than the famous Chichen Itza, and in my opinion, were

Early this morning I flew into Boston, MA from Halifax, Nova Scotia to visit for a whole week. I've never been before and was tempted to visit by cheap flights before I make the big move back to Australia

Few would argue that there's a more beautiful lake in the world than Moraine Lake in Canada! If you know of one, please tell me because I need to visit it. Moraine Lake is right outside of Banff in Alberta.

I've always been more interested in travelling to places off the beaten path, either way up north or way down south, which are usually less warm and sunny. Call me crazy, but I'm just more interested in

I was lucky to be living in Mérida, México during the Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) festivities. It was a huge celebration in the city which was spread over many days. I know many of us have experienced

One of the most stunning structures in Halifax, Nova Scotia would certainly be Halifax Central Library on the bustling Spring Garden Road. This is the huge main library branch right in Downtown Halifax,

It honestly felt like we were walking on another planet. It was hot, dry, and there was no one else around for what looked like miles. But nope. Not Mars. Just Oregon. This area is called the Painted Hills,

Make sure you check out my blog to read Pt. 1 of my explorations on Vancouver Island! Our trip on luscious Vancouver Island continued after a blissful few days in Tofino surfing our hearts out and hiking

I left Vancouver for two weeks in the early spring last year to go back home to sunny Australia to visit family. At this point, it had been raining non-stop in Vancouver for at least three months, and

When I was living in Vancouver BC, I made a point of exploring the nearby area as much as I possibly could every single weekend. Many trips were taken north of the city to North Vancouver, Squamish or

I experienced the most surreal blue hour sitting by Two Jack Lake just outside of Banff, Alberta in the summer. A storm was approaching and the clouds looked incredible when using a slower shutter speed

When I first met a traveller in a hostel dormitory in Northern Europe, he handed me a beer and I asked him what he did for a living. 'Well...', he said.. 'let me show you a video..' Before then, I had

Recently I first tasted a Ya Bao Tea, which is a white tea picked from wild tea plants grown specifically in Yunnan province, China. I've gotten quite into tea the last two years, and have developed favoured

A few months ago, I moved to the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico to live in its capital, Merida. The Yucatan is known to have no above ground natural sources of fresh water. All their fresh water is found

For my first ever entry to the Steemit Photo Challenge! Category: Animal Portrait. I was heading into a cenote (swimming hole) in the Mayan Riviera region of Mexico, and as we entered the grounds this