Lost in Los Angeles is a photo series about wandering L.A. to photograph what is odd, fascinating, abstract, beautiful, or eye-catching, and share it daily.

Lost in Los Angeles is a photo series about wandering L.A. to photograph what is odd, fascinating, abstract, beautiful, or eye-catching, and share it daily.
Lost in Los Angeles is a photo series about wandering L.A. to photograph what is odd, fascinating, abstract, beautiful, or eye-catching, and share it daily.
Bagan Myanmar is a must-visit in Asia and famous for its 2,000+ temples surrounding a beautiful valley, and considered the “Angkor Wat” of Myanmar”
U Bein bridge is not only the longest and oldest teak wood bridge in the world, but also one of the most incredible sunrises to see. Here are the photos to prove it.
Gros Morne National Park is sprawling with more than 1800 square kilometers of natural diversity. One of the most breathtaking is Gros Morne Fjord.
Athens is one of the oldest and most influential cities in history, and many people overlook Athens when traveling through. Dig under the surface with me in this photos series to discover why it’s awesome, and come get lost in Athens.
My first impression of Belgrade was bleak, with a rainy day making the city grey. But on second look, Belgrade turned out to be a beautiful city.
Want true adventure and experience in Southeast Asia? Myanmar is a country that is one of the most memorable trips I’ve taken. It is untainted by tourism and pure. Here are my 20 favorite photos from Myanmar.
Everything sizzles and pops around you. Steam floats into the night sky like aromatic clouds carrying scrumptious smells of marvelous treats like various meats, or grilled vegetables, or spicy soups — all to the song from a lute; cracked leather-like fingers pluck the instrument, that long necked worn cherry-colored lute called the sueng, releasing a melody of ting-tang-tong-tang-ting to add sweet soundtracks amongst…
Melbourne, a city famous for its street art and graffiti scene, is a fascinating and bustling city by day dripping with fresh coats of spray paint. But I deciding to get a different perspective altogether by exploring Melbourne street art by night. The city seemed to transform when the sun set, in a bit of a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde way. In no means bad, but personalities, artworks, people, and senses are all amplified in the neon lights of alleyways. It was as if the street art itself came to life after the city fell asleep.
Grampians National Park is awe-inspiring and an outdoors destination everyone should visit in Melbourne. The Grampians has 400,000 acres explore and more.
New Zealand is a country filled with unbelievable landscapes, and I got to see a few. Here are my picks for 12 places in New Zealand you have to check out!
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he world is one damn beautiful place isn’t it? As much as I am a fan of stringing together words to form imagery of the people I meet, places I go, or things I see — sometimes that just doesn’t cut it. Sometimes Mother Nature feels the need to flaunt herself like some ravishing narcissistic pin-up, or a city shocks and…
Atop Aventine Hill there is a door with a secret keyhole that looks across Rome at something profound and amazing. Here’s what’s hidden behind the door.
Besides the hungry gulls squawking, an eery silence lays over Bombay Beach. Once a town, floods from the Colorado River submerged the area and only left remnants of a town that once was. The ground is crusted over by salt from the Salton Sea which has a salinity level higher than the entire Pacific Ocean combined. While exploring California before…
It was Day 3 of my train adventure across America and my last day on the Empire Builder. We were just entering into Oregon when I woke up and looked out my sleeper car and peeked out the window and saw this. Immediately I grabbed my Canon, racked the shutter speed up to 500, and began snapping photos. The clouds…
Last week I wrote the the most raw, unapologetic, honest, and dark article of my life; a 5,000+ word memoir of the day I nearly ended my life and the events that led up to that bottomless pit I had fallen into. But the article was also about life and triumph, how I’ve fought an internal war with myself and…
Like a path into the unknown, this pier that dipped into the glass green open waters of Waiheke Island in New Zealand is one of my favorite photos I’ve ever taken. I look at it from time to time, and each time I do, it always inspires that wanderlust again. While traveling through New Zealand, places like these always made…
An ocean mist rolls over the thrashing ocean hundreds of feet below. Rough, dark grey cliffs drop of at what appears to be the end of the world, but this is just the most easterly point in all of Canada. The old Cape Spear lighthouse keeps an ever watchful eye out for wayward sailors as they creep close to the…
I recently revealed in a memoir about how travel saved my life and gave me light in the darkness that how for the past five years of my life I couldn’t see colors for what they were; be it yellow for flowers or blue for a sky. The colors always brought me back to a terrible moment in my life.…