Sailing Croatia: Adriatic Adventures with Medsailors
Wake up to the sound of the sea gently lapping against your cabin. As the morning progresses the sound soon turns to splashes as you jump into the clear waters of the Adriatic at lunch then to rocking waves as you cruise to your next port before sunset. This is the sailing life. It’s just […]
Visual Hotel Review: Sun Gardens Dubrovnik
The Adriatic Sea glistens out your window, a medieval city sits waiting to be explored just down the road and a private boat is ready for you to jump aboard. This is the way to experience Dubrovnik with a sprinkle of five star luxury and blissed out days under the sun. Sun Gardens Dubrovnik is […]
In The Moment…The Best Rock in Dubrovnik
I had obviously chosen her favourite rock amongst the fifty or so other sun drenched formations waiting for towels and swimmers to stretch out over them. A mere three other people sat across the 100m of rocky coast that sat just outside of Dubrovnik’s city walls. An approaching storm kept the crowds away and I was […]
The Traveller Series: September Edition of Your Travel Photos!
The Traveller Series kicked off with a bang last month and over the past few weeks I’ve had loads of photography submissions from travellers and photographers all around the world. From Egypt to the Cook Islands, the September Edition is sure to turn your wanderlust up a notch, these places are dream worthy. Sharing photos […]
Views of Vernazza – Photographing the Cinque Terre
Looking at this colourful fishing village on the Italian coast today you would never believe that four years ago it was buried four metres deep in mud. Torrential rain in October 2011 caused flash flooding and mudslides that left the town covered with debris and in a state of emergency. Today however Vernazza is back, and sparkling as […]
Project: Underwater Adventures along the European Coast
I’ve been keeping this project a secret for a few months now while I worked out the nitty gritty but it’s finally time to share with you what I’ve been busy dreaming into reality… The Wandering Lens is about to embark on an adventure photographing the European Coastline from the sea. As you may have read, […]
Singapore Stopover: The W Experience
Whenever I see the letter W my mind is immediately drawn to visions of water. Thoughts of long refreshing swims and warm summer weather follows shortly after and it’s not long before I start looking up destinations to visit that all revolve around the letter W. It just so happens that this letter also represents […]
British Columbia: Photographing Capilano Suspension Bridge
Evergreen forests and a mountain river are visible beneath your feet as you walk across the 70m high suspension bridge. Perched and dangling above the Capilano River in British Columbia, this photography hot spot is ideal for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Giant Douglas Fir pines that are over 3000 years old offer an adventure […]
Lagoon Adventures in Aitutaki, Cook Islands
As far as water goes, Aitutaki Lagoon is in a league of it’s own. As our boat glided through the calm tropical ocean, shades of blue glistened above and below the surface. Aitutaki lies to the north of Cook Island’s capital Rarotonga in the Pacific Ocean. If you’re after a piece of paradise, this is […]
The Best Queenstown Road Trip Photo Stops
Queenstown Photo Locations – Where to take beautiful photos in Queenstown! Panoramic views aren’t that hard to find around Queenstown. The mighty Remarkables and Cecil Peak are visible from most corners of town and along the shores of Lake Wakatipu the scenery almost shows off it’s so obviously stunning. A visit to New Zealand’s South […]
Hayman Island – Photographing Paradise
When your room sparkles in the morning with the reflection of tropical waters on the ceiling you know you are waking up somewhere special. Sitting pretty at the northern point of the Whitsunday Islands in Queensland you’ll find a little gem called Hayman Island. Surrounded by postcard worthy beaches and reef brimming with marine life, […]
Exploring New Zealand – Wanaka + Queenstown
Imagine mountain peaks dusted with snow, glaciers, alpine lakes and landscapes that will have you filling memory cards quicker than you can say ‘wow’. This is only the start of New Zealand’s offerings. I’ve been exploring the incredible scenery from Christchurch to Wanaka and Queenstown for the past few days and wanted to share a little […]