Photogenic Antelope Canyon
Page, Arizona is a very young city, formed in 1957 as a housing community for the workers and their families during the construction of the Glen Canyon dam on the Colorado river. In the past 10 years, Page has grown…
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Annual migration at the Middle Creek
For just a short while every year from mid-February to mid-March, Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area in Pennsylvania forms a temporary refuge to multitudes of snow geese as they embark on their annual migration from the coasts & interior wetlands…
Iconic NYC photo spots
New York City’s skyline has been photographed endlessly. Tom Wolfe once quoted ‘One belongs to New York instantly, one belongs to it as much in five minutes as in five years’, and it is so true. With all the gazillion…
Rolling hills of Palouse
I finally made it to Palouse in 2018! A photographer’s paradise, it’s allure is it’s agriculture bounty – it’s seemingly endless rolling hills of wheat, lentils, chickpeas and barley in various shades of green and brown. I have had Palouse…
The Taj Survivor’s guide
A universally admired masterpiece, the Taj Mahal is an UNESCO World Heritage Site that represents the pinnacle of Mughal achievement in art & architecture. It showcases India’s rich history and is considered the finest example of muslim art in India.…
July 4 fireworks at New York City
The July 4 fireworks at New York City is a test of patience. For the best viewing spots, your wait is likely going to be in hours, and you will need to be comfortable in large crowds. Local subway stations…
Doors of San Miguel De Allende
Over the years, San Miguel De Allende has turned into a tourist Mecca for a reason – a beautiful colonial town, it oozes old-world charm and is a visual delight. Lining the winding cobblestone streets are brightly painted stucco walled…