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The Brooklyn Bridge and New York Skyline

My Open Christmas Letter 2011: The Past, Present and Future

TweetLast year I decided to share my personal Christmas letter with my readers. I came to the realization that in many ways my readers were becoming a part of my travel family, and that is even more true a year later. I think that it’s only fair to share it with you all again this [...]

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Times Square New York City

Times Square: Photo of the Week

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 [...]

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Myanmar houses

Take the Road to Mandalay – A Guest Post

TweetWith Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos nearby, Myanmar holidays are not as popular as their well-known neighbours. It’s this fact alone that also makes them utterly desirable, giving you the chance to explore this wonderful country in all its traditional glory without the huge tourist crowds getting in your way. More famously known as Burma, Myanmar [...]

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The skyline behind Toronto Island Park

An Afternoon of Photography in Toronto Island Park

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 [...]

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Passport

An Ode to my Old Passport

TweetI still remember the day I picked you up at the government office in Calgary all those years ago. You were shiny, wide-eyed to the world, and ready for adventure. I remember first holding you in my hands. I felt a great responsibility; and as I looked around the room filled with people, many of [...]

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Toronto Skyline

Toronto Skyline Panorama: Photo of the Week

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 [...]

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Sponsor Update: American Express Platinum Airmiles Card

TweetA little while ago, I mentioned that I’ve teamed up with American Express to test their AIR MILES Platinum Credit Card, and I thought it was time for a bit of an update. I’ve been browsing through the rewards section of the AIR MILES website and have noticed how many great travel-related rewards there are. [...]

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The Galapagos Islands in Black and White

TweetThe Galapagos Islands are such a colourful place. Thus, what I’m about to present to you is almost a crime. I am about to show you the Galapagos Islands in black and white. Sure, there are some photos where I’ve left some selected colour in the image, but for the most part these were all [...]

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Chateau Frontenac, Quebec

This Winter, Explore Quebec

Tweet  Quebec is an invigorating place to visit from November through March. No matter whether the weather is frosty, foggy, powdery, or bright and sunny, it’s a unique time for fun and festivities. The whole region comes alive with the snow, and there are exhilarating activities for everyone. Here are four things to do in [...]

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Brooklyn Bridge

Is ‘free’ travel insurance all it’s cracked up to be?

Tweet  It certainly seems like a good deal at first: sign up for a premium bank account or credit card deal and get benefits like travel insurance thrown into the deal. Don’t be swayed just yet though; it always pays to read the small print so that you can be fully informed while weighing up [...]

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