TweetAfter weeks of anticipation it finally happened: my sister got married.  I couldn’t be prouder of her and her new husband Rob.  They are great together and I’m sure that they will be very happy together for the rest of their lives. I was the wedding photographer which, if I’m being honest, made me a [...]

TweetMy eyes strain into a valley of red and yellow rock as I toss my backpack over my shoulders, nod my head at a man leading a pack of mules and then take my first steps towards the unknown.  My knees buckle and feet shuffle as I try to control the speed in which I descend down [...]

TweetI can’t remember who it was that told me that I needed to see Havasu Falls, but whoever it was I owe a massive thanks. My hike into the Havasu Canyon has been the highlight of the month without a doubt, and one I will surely write more about in the future. The twenty mile [...]

TweetI’m sure that most of you have already heard of my latest project Vagabundo Magazine.  I’ve been harping on about the magazine for the past couple months and have been working very hard to try to make it a success. In the end, I am very excited to be able to announce that just a [...]

TweetAs my eyes eased on to the scene of a skating rink in downtown Toronto I was immediately brought back to my youth.  It was as if I was watching a movie of my childhood.  Sure, the skating rinks I used to play on were in a much smaller town, and there were much fewer [...]

TweetShooting photography is an art in itself, shooting stock photos to be used by marketing people around the world is a completely different art form. Yes, every now and then you hear people say that they earn a living shooting stock, or microstock, photography. But what about the every day travel photographer? Is it possible [...]

TweetDuring my time in New York City this past month the obvious became clear to me: The Big Apple is a photographer’s dream. There are just so many great locations for taking pictures. Times Square, obviously, is one of them. There is just so much going on in the square that it almost sends the [...]

TweetThe ferry moves briskly along the chilled waters of Lake Ontario as the imposing backdrop of the Toronto skyline shrinks slightly in scale. Ahead lay an island of trees whom have long since lost their summer shades. The barren island is dotted with street lights and is sparsely inhabited, a stark contrast to the city [...]

TweetI know, this segment is starting to turn in to the skyline of the week.  I have to say, in returning to North America the idea of shooting skylines was something that I was really looking forward to.  Aside from Panama City, and to a lesser degree Buenos Aires, there just aren’t a whole lot of great [...]

TweetI generally do 2 different calendars per year. One is the Galapagos Islands and the other is a “Best of Brendan’s Adventures” calendar. For now, I am just posting the first of those two calendars, however the best of 2011 Brendan’s Adventures calendar should be released in the next couple of weeks. This first calendar [...]