Posts Tagged "travel photography"

Photo Friday: The Artist

Posted by Katy Stewart on Feb 17, 2012 in Features, Photo of the Week, Starry-Eyed Snapshots | 0 comments

It’s another art-themed Photo Friday, and this time, it’s about being an artist. So often, I find that travel and creativity go hand in hand. Both artists and travellers experience the world in a similar way; they absorb everything around them, they notice the detail that others miss, they have a desire to capture a moment and express it in their own style.

Photo of the Week News

Posted by Katy Stewart on Jan 20, 2012 in Features, Photo of the Week, Starry-Eyed Snapshots | 1 comment

A message from the editor, photos from you!

Geometric

Posted by Katy Stewart on Jan 9, 2012 in Photo of the Week, Starry-Eyed Snapshots | 2 comments

Anabela Salvador George came up with the creative title ‘Geometric‘ for Riccardo’s photo, so that becomes the theme for this week.

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Photo of the Week

Posted by Katy Stewart on Jan 6, 2012 in Features, Photo of the Week, Starry-Eyed Snapshots | 13 comments

Riccardo Di Capua’s striking image is our Photo of the Week, but can you think of a 1-word title for it?

Mountains: A Photo Essay

Posted by Katy Stewart on Jan 4, 2012 in Features, Photo Posts, Starry-Eyed Snapshots | 10 comments

Mountains have the power to awe and inspire like no other landscape on earth. They remind us of our own insignificance in the world, they are a challenge to take on and they have an aesthetic, timeless pefection which leaves us weak at the knees. I spent much of last year living at high-altitude, waking up to views of the mountains, climbing them and even skiing down them. Now, living in a part of England which is as flat as a pancake, I miss the challenge and the beauty of mountains; I miss the way they make my soul sing.