Photography and writing by Michael and Eva Schuh From flying lanterns over rough urban landscapes to heavenly beaches… Thailand will always have a special place in our heart. It was the first country we visited in Asia and it immediately … Continue reading Returning to Thailand

Writing and photography by Nils Leonhardt Experiencing the colorful Gasa Tshechu Deep in the remote northwest villages of the Kingdom of Bhutan, where few tourists know to roam, are a people who celebrate their culture and faith with dances and … Continue reading Festivals of Bhutan – Gasa Tshechu

Words and pictures by Timothy Cohen Before heading to this country, I was unaware that this state is a divided republic. This little piece of land in the Mediterranean Sea comprises Cyprus and Northern Cyprus. The northeastern portion of the … Continue reading Cyprus: A tale of two nations

Writing and Photography by Haven Lane The Call “Something, somewhere, is pulling me so violently in it’s direction, that to go any other way would be impossible,” I scribbled into my journal the days before I left my old life. … Continue reading The Heart of India

Writing and photography by Jack Malson Alaska is a BIG state, I mean really big. Covering over 586,400 square miles (1.5 million sq km) it is the largest and least populated state in the US. That means a lot of … Continue reading Alaska by Road and Camera

By Joanna Zuzanna There is nothing more magical than autumn in the mountains and I refuse to let anyone tell me otherwise. Although I usually feel a constant urge to be in any kind of mountains, it was the Swiss … Continue reading A week in the Swiss Alps