Cody Lewis

From the Rocky Mountains, to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, to Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, the Pattiz Brothers have, over the years, used their filmmaking talent to reveal nature’s…

Cities in the United States don’t often fit into the narrative we tend to focus on here at Resource Travel. Nature, landscapes, wildlife, unfamiliar cultures in undocumented parts of the…

We’ve all taken photos from an airplane window to ‘gram to the world that we are off to see a new part of the world (or maybe just going home…

In the middle of a grimy and crowded city, I sat down with photographer Conrad Golovac to have a couple beers. It was a little peculiar for me in the…

Ashraful Arefin’s is a fine art photographer from Dhaka, Bangladesh. His photographs, both stunning and unique, capture the grounded reality of life in Indian cities such as Kolkata or Jodhpur,…

Patagonia is a sparsely populated region at the southernmost end of South America that spans the lower sections of Argentina and Chile and covers some 400,000 square miles. English travel…

Yesterday was the first day of spring and a snowstorm fell upon New York City all day. In the beginning of winter, we open our mouths, stick our tongues out,…

Mikkel Beiter is a self-taught travel photographer from Copenhagen, Denmark who we recently discovered when we saw one of his photographs from Norway shortlisted for The Sony World Photography Awards.…

New York Times had an awesome article about Google basically trying to make you do zero work when it comes to traveling. The problem is it’s kind of long and…

Can you imagine laying your head down to sleep in a bubble tent with a clear roof so you can see the night sky above your head?  Sounds too good…