Road tripping around Iceland creates tons of memories. Predominantly good ones, of beautiful sights and impressive experiences. But sometimes you prove to be so ill-adapted to Iceland that even the sheep start staring at you. This was one of those … Continue reading When Icelandic Sheep Go “Bahahahaha” at Your Off Roading Skills
This photograph was taken at Jiminy Peak in the Berkshires in October 2015. I used to go skiing at this mountain frequently as a child because my grandparents used to live in Pittsfield, MA. This was my first visit to … Continue reading Jiminy Peak in the Berkshires
PSA: This post is heavier and longer than my other posts, because elephants are heavier and longer than other animals. Actually it’s because it’s about a tough subject, and I tried to do my best to present a well thought … Continue reading An Elephantine Elephant Time
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Here’s some pointers to ensure you have a great time. Transportation: 1. Taxis generally require a long wait. 2. Buses are incredibly affordable and the schedules are listed at most places…that being said, the schedules aren’t always 100% accurate. 3. … Continue reading Mykonos: Sun, Sand, and Dance!
In the “Centro” of Florianópolis, Brazil I caught a quiet moment peeking out of a restaurant at the plastic table street scene of locals enjoying beer, lunch, and music on a sunny Saturday. Continue reading The Centro of Florianópolis
While studying lemurs in Madagascar, I used my time off to travel and visit the country’s national parks. I took a photo of this land crab in Ankarafantsika. Continue reading Land Crabs in Madagascar
This photograph was taken while hiking up New Hampshire’s Mt. Lafayette along the Old Bridle Path in August 2015. The White Mountains have plenty of strenuous, but gorgeous hikes. The elevation of this summit was 5200 ft, part of the … Continue reading Mt. Lafayette’s Old Bridle Path
by Maria Prebble On a clear day, the White Cliffs of Dover give far-reaching views across the English Channel to the coast of France. As England’s closest point to continental Europe, the area has always had to be on the … Continue reading White Cliffs of Dover
A beautiful sunset turns the emerald coast a blood orange, on Navarre beach. Such a spectacular view from the 20th floor! Continue reading Sunset over the Emerald Coast
This is an older photo of mine, back when I was living in Kruger National Park in South Africa. Sometimes it’s hard waking up before the sunrises, freezing your butt off in an open aired truck in the middle of … Continue reading Zebra in Kruger National Park
There are few things more magical than sunset at Arpoador in Rio de Janeiro, looking out over Ipanema. Beyond the epic landscape, contrasting the glittering city with the natural peaks of Dois Irmãos, or Two Brothers, it’s common for the … Continue reading Sunset in Rio
One World, Two Feet 