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Wish You Were Here: Turkey
Famously straddling Europe and Asia, Istanbul is a swarming megacity of 15 million souls at the crossroads of east and west. Churning cobbled lanes edged with cafés and shops empty into buzzing…
Time and Tide
Siargao sits on the eastern edge of the Philippines, where hand-woven hammocks hang on still-empty sands, laissez-faire beach life sets the tone at bars, in boutique hotels and on the breaks -- and the Pacific…
Shot on iPhone XS
I fell in love with Apple's Advanced Portrait Mode and Depth Control as soon as I started shooting with my iPhone XS Max. The dual-lens 12-megapixel camera in the brand new iPhone XS…
Neighbourly Appeal
Known for its off-the-beaten path resorts, Six Senses has made a splash in Singapore with its first city hotel. For more than a dozen years, I've had a small office/studio in Singapore's Chinatown and…
Fernweh
Fernweh /ˈfɛʁnveː/ {n} Wanderlust means the desire to travel. Fernweh elevates that urge to a need. Others say it is the opposite of homesickness. That means one feels sick when at home too long; lethargic…
Bawah Beckons
An eco-reserve in a little visited Indonesian archipelago hosts the ultimate private haven. One of the most exciting aspects of my job as a photographer are all the new experiences I am fortunate enough to enjoy. Most…
iPhone Photography Awards 2018
Salamah's traditional goggles -- carved by his own hand using hardwood from the jungle and fitted with scraps of glass he found on the beach -- were so iconic to me that I couldn’t…
Walk on the Bright Side
Ipoh serves up its old-world gentility with a generous side of modern comfort, all laced together in complementary pastel hues like a city-sized box of macarons. Early this past June, I traveled for…
La Mise en Scène du Monde à Travers Le Regard de Scott A. Woodward
"ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE THROUGH THE EYES OF SCOTT A. WOODWARD" Several months ago, Canadian photographer Scott A. Woodward traveled to North Korea during the national celebrations commemorating the 70th anniversary…