Weekend with the Karen Hill Tribe, Thailand
The beautiful village of Baan Mae Jok The women were happy to show me how to roll a pipe made out of banana leaves. My lovely kids (well my students) but my oh my did they have me attached after Read on! →
Road Trip Through New Mexico
We truly were enchanted with our stay in Santa Fe. Above is some shots on the road and in our hostel. We spent two nights in Santa Fe International hostel and it was a gem of a find. The outdoor Read on! →
Kaftans on a Cambodian Rooftop
Happy Halloween everyone! I admit, I do miss toasting pumpkin ales, roasting pumpkin seeds, and having an excuse to bust out in costume with friends. However I am very grateful to experience something as beautiful and eye opening as our Read on! →
Wakeskating the Eighth Wonder of the World
This past Saturday we found ourselves people watching at a bar in Bangkok when this video came on. Just had to share it’s radness with you! Our trip to Banaue Philippines remain to be one of our most favorite visit. Read on! →
Artisan Spotlight: All Roads Design
All Roads Design consists of artisan duo Robert Dougherty and Janelle Pietrzak. Janelle first met Robert when she apprenticed for him at a motorcycle repair shop. It was only natural that their projects outside of the garage would be the Read on! →
American Flag Series by Sara Rahbar
Wherever we might wander off to, we will always call United States our home. These American flags reincarnated by Sarah Rahbar are beautiful, thought provoking, and to some controversial. Sarah is an Iranian-American artist who lives and works in New Read on! →
The Native People of Brazil
The bright and beautiful natives of Brazil. In 2007 the National Indian Foundation or FUNAI (a Brazilian governmental protection agency for Indian interests and their culture) reported that it had confirmed the presence of 67 different un-contacted tribes in Brazil. Brazil Read on! →
Prokudin-Gorskii :: Russian Color Photography from Early 1900
I’ve always been fascinated by pictures from the past. These color photos from Russian photographer/chemist Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii are simply incredible. Between 1909 and 1915, Prokudin-Gorskii traveled across his home country, using a relatively new technology of color photography to Read on! →
Sebastiao Salgado
Just came across the absolutely incredible work from Brazilian photographer and photojournalist Sebastiao Salgado. The majority of his photographs leave me wondering how he got to such bizarre locations he did in order to produce such beautifully apocalyptic images. I Read on! →
Quiapo, Philippines
Bunnies for sale, and I even saw baby chicks whose hair was died in colors of the rainbow for sale! A smell you will have to get used to, but their quite good! Especially when dipped in vinegar. My knock Read on! →
Banaue, Infugao Philippines
The bumpy ride on top of a jeepney on our way to Banaue from Batad. The jeep , per usual was over-packed inside and on top. Bouncing through mountainside potholes, clinging on the the crates I was sitting on, the Read on! →
The Village of Batad – Ifugao, Philippines
Once we arrived to Banaue we proceeded to Batad. We heard Batad took the cake for seeing the rice terraces and quite a trekkers paradise. When we arrived at Batad we were greeted by friendly locals asking us to buy Read on! →
Rainbow Tribe
The vibrant colors only illuminate the Indigenous beauty in these images by the talented Karolina Daria. Seeing these beautifully patterned sarongs, hand crafted headpieces, playful art with plants, feathers and wood brings out the islander in all of us!
Experiencing the Supermoon at Mt. Zion Utah
I’ve always heard amazing things about Utah’s landscape, and it took seeing it with my own eyes to wonder why it took us so long to get here. Daylight was occupied with beautiful day hikes and Aaron long-boarding down Mt. Read on! →
Tesuque Pueblo Flea Market, Santa Fe
We’re a month into our US road trip and each day keeps getting better than the next. To be able to drive through various landscapes, camp, hike, photograph and eat our way all the way out west has been the Read on! →
Coral Sand Dunes of Utah
Bright coral hued sands sparkled under the Utah sunlight. Sands so fine and incredibly soft that sinks like snow with every step. We’ve always been enchanted by the desert and this was an adult sandbox! Photos caught through film
Enchanting Southwest USA
Finally taking some time to go through the crazy amount of photos we’ve taken over the past few months. Looking back through our US road trip photos, it makes me a little home sick. The Southwest has to be one Read on! →
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