Embarking on a three-week travel
and photography trip in Saudi Arabia promises a captivating journey through a land of rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and diverse people.
travel
Mongolia – Migration of the Eagle Hunters
Mongolia, a land of vast steppes and rugged beauty, is home to a unique way of life centered around the winter migration of nomadic herders.
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Stuttgart
Stuttgart, the capital of the state of Baden-Württemberg in southern Germany, is known for its rich cultural heritage, automotive industry, and picturesque surroundings. With a history dating back to the 10th century, the city seamlessly blends historic architecture with modern innovation.
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Uzbekistan – Beside Bazaars
Sometimes, I find immense inspiration in the works of other photographers. I often explore their portfolios, acquire photography books, and dedicate time to study their techniques.
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New York Recomposed
Phil Penman is a highly acclaimed photographer based in New York City, known for his captivating images that capture the essence of urban life. He just dropped a new book. Time to recompose some of my New York work from 2018.
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Currently on Safari
Currently on a private photo safari in Botswana, I find myself immersed in the breathtaking beauty of the African wilderness. The vast expanses of untouched landscapes, teeming with diverse wildlife, provide a photographer’s paradise.
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Umbria – a photographer’s dream
Umbria, the picturesque region in central Italy, is a haven for photographers seeking to capture the beauty of its landscapes, architecture, and cultural heritage.
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Sibillini Mountains
In the Sibillini Mountains (Umbria, Italy), every click of the camera captures not only the beautiful landscape but also the untold stories whispered by the wind.
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Uganda – The Pearl of Africa
Uganda is a country of beautiful scenery and offers diverse activities like gorilla trekking, safaris, multiday mountain treks, and white-water rafting. Winston Churchill called it ‘the Pearl of Africa’ for its beauty, abundant wildlife and diversity.
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Dodho Magazine – Story about Kyrgyzstan
Dodho is an online and print magazine from Spain. They cover photographers from all over the world. Nice to be part of it.
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Pakistan
My ten days tour to Pakistan took me to a near mythical land, where traditions have changed little in centuries and the friendliness of the people is among the best on the planet.
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Jordan – a visual story
Jordan, the safe haven and heart of the middle east comprises an area of 92,000 square kilometers of which 329 are water and the rest…
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Horsemen of Kyrgyzstan
Check out the story about the Horseman.
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The White City
Tel Aviv was founded in 1909 and developed as a metropolitan city under the British Mandate in Palestine. The White City was constructed from the early 1930s until the 1950s, based on the urban plan by Sir Patrick Geddes, reflecting modern organic planning principles.
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Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv was on the bucket list for a Christmas break for a long time. Most people who visit Israel head straight to Jerusalem. There…
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Kenya – Just Magical
Kenya is magical, without any doubt. I knew that already, it was the second time I’ve visited that awesome country. This time a lot of…
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South Sudan – The untamed Country
South Sudan is the world’s lesser-known and newest country where ancient cultural rituals collide with preconceived traveller expectations. The tour took us just about as…
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5 days in Paris
Paris is always an opportunity for me, because it’s near. And there is a lot to photograph. Check all the images https://atimelessvoyage.com/paris.
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Morocco – land of contrasts
Morocco has been one of my favourite destination since a long time! I went there the second time this year. Morocco is a land full…
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Turkana – Cradle of mankind
After the Omo Valley south of Ethiopia I went to the northern part of Kenya called Turkana. This area is very close to the Omo…
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