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Capture Life
Lowepro is continually exploring new ways to shine a bright light on the art and craft of photography and the professionals who use their gear. An important aspect of the Lowepro brand is the company's close relationship…
Isolation Inspiration
"Everyone is affected by this pandemic, regardless of age, status or background. This time offers a reset of sorts, an opportunity to think about what kind of future we want. It has become evident that there are no real tangible…
‘Authentic’ Travel Experiences Are Hard to Find — But Not in This Country
The spiritual and inspirational power is so strong here, the sense of joy and peacefulness is immediately transmitted, and it’s truly life changing. As chance would have it, I had just returned from…
8 Photography Tips From the Photographer Who Has Shot the Most Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia Covers
There’s never been a better time to hone your photography skills. Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia photographer Scott A. Woodward offers his top tips on how to get the shot. For the…
Wish You Were Here: Druk Path
I made this photograph of an elderly, semi-nomadic yak herder -- one of our trekking guides, whom our crew affectionately called ‘Yak Man’ -- on assignment along Bhutan’s Druk Path. Here, he is…
Wish You Were Here: Thimphu
The tiny Kingdom of Bhutan is veiled in mystery. Owing to strict tourism policies that regulate the number of visitors, the Bhutanese government has successfully safeguarded the country from the mass tourism that…
Immerse. Serve. Soar
"The body of work is precise in its execution, close to the subject matter, uniform in its style, and coherent in the delivery of information about the program. The photographer is present…
Biking in Bhutan
Riding motorcycles along Bhutan’s narrow mountain switchbacks, through forests of pine and stacked rice terraces and across its Himalayan passes was a fantasy of mine. Sharing this experience with my father and brother was a dream come true. There…
Siege Dance
To make this photograph, I was crouched near the front of the grassy stage where I managed to freeze the performers as they danced and twirled and leapt, feet and colourful costumes…