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Guatemala – The Sights
While exploring Antigua, the Chichicastenango Market, and the breathtaking Lake Atitlán, we came across so many sights that just had to be captured. It was a birthday trip, but I couldn’t resist taking a few photos for fun. The vibrant colors, lively markets, and serene nature views made it unforgettable.
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Guatemala – The People
As we wandered through the streets of Antigua, Guatemala, I couldn’t resist taking it back to my roots with some street photography. From vibrant city scenes to the bustling Chichicastenango Market, every moment felt alive with color and culture. We also visited the stunning Lake Atitlán, where the scenery was just as inspiring as the…
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Guatemala – The Food
We savored every bite during a five-day trip to Antigua, Guatemala, and the food was unforgettable! From rich, aromatic coffees to vibrant local dishes, each meal was a celebration of flavor. I’m not sure my photos do it justice, but the food was so good it deserved a gallery of its own. Take a look…
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Cardiff, Wales
<< Click here to see the photos >> I didn’t realize that Cardiff was actually in Wales when people said it was so close to Bristol. It’s funny because a lot of English people told me that Bristol and Bath were nice, but I should skip Cardiff. In Cardiff, we were told that the people…
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London & The Museum
<< Click here to see the photos >> Going back to LON was an ironic way to end the trip. After touring sites all over the world, we saw a lot of empty spots because the things that belonged there were at the British Museum. As a result, that was literally the ONLY spot we…
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Bristol, England
<< Click here to see the photos >> Bristol was our home base for a few days outside of London because of its location and a few recommendations. I have to say, it was really nice to see a different part of the country and walk for hours seeing it and eating great food. The…
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Bath, England
<< Click here to see the photos >> Everyone said Bath was so beautiful it would be a great place to visit. It was close enough to Bristol that we spent a full day walking the town. It was as nice as advertised and, like Bristol, offered a lot to see and do for the…
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Ancient Egypt: 4 other stops!
<< Click here for photos >> When you do some many stops in a country with some many sites, it’s hard to organize all the photos. Inside here, the temple of Abu Simbel is the one that probably left me the most speechless. The carved this massive temple out of stone in a mountain. That’s…
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Ancient Egypt: Luxor
<< Click here for photos >> There is so much to see in Luxor, this gallery is pretty big. However, the massiveness of the sites warrants a massive gallery. This was towards the end of our time in Egypt, but we were still seeing things we’ve never seen before. It’s really hard to describe how…
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Ancient Egypt: Giza & Edfu
<< Click here for photos >> I admit, I was like a giddy little kid when I first spotted the temples through the urban sprawl. 9 days later, we were wrapping up the trip and I was still giddy when I saw them on the horizon from the highway. There is no describing how awesome they…
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Egypt: Scenes
<< Click here to see the photos >> We do a lot of walking when we travel. It’s one of the ways to experience the places we visit. In a lot of places, the entire vibe changes because cruise ships, large groups, and other influxes of people arrive and the vendors go into high gear. …
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Egypt: People
<< Click here to see the photos >> We met some great people along the way during our time in Egypt. Some were willing to have their photo taken. Language barriers are sometime an issue, but a smile is universal. Many of the people in here from Hay Al Asher were introduced to me by…
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Egypt: Museums
<< Click here for the photos >> Despite all of the on-site artifacts and amazing art, we still had to visit a bunch of museums during this trip. Museum photos aren’t always that interesting, but every now and then I see something that I want to snap. In this gallery, you will see mummified crocodiles,…
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Greece: Scenes
< Click here for photos > Back in the day, I used to consider myself a street photographer more than anything else. Times has changed my focus, but I still like to capture some of the things I see when I travel. Sometimes it’s food. Other times it’s street scenes. Many times, it’s just something…
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Greece: Ancient History
< Click here for photos > I wouldn’t say I’m a passionate scholar of Greek history, but podcasts like Hardcore History help me appreciate what the Greco-Roman era leaders were able to accomplish. The opportunity to visit some of the sites around Greece was something I was really looking forward to. Unlike other place, but…
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