Jordana Wright

I began my long-standing ritual of travel journaling on a family road trip the summer I turned 12.  Equipped with markers and a fresh new sketchbook, I recorded each day’s…

From the first page of his self-penned career retrospective “A Photographer’s Life”, Jack Dykinga makes one thing abundantly clear — he is grateful.  After receiving a life-saving double lung transplant…

Hidden deep within Costa Rica’s Tenorio Volcano National Park is one of the wildest and most beautiful sights I’ve ever experienced as a traveler.  We’ve all seen crystal clear mountain streams,…

I spent many seemingly endless childhood summers in Cape Cod, Massachusetts at a family lake house.  Long humid days were measured in low-tide beach treasure hunts, nature walks in the…

Travel days are brutal bookends for any amazing adventure. You choke down terrible airport food, waste hours waiting in lines, pay extra for everything, and nine times out of ten,…

As a Travel Photographer, time spent in between adventures is both a blessing and a curse.  Blessing, because there’s nothing like sleeping in my own coma-inducing cloud/bed or eating a…

Chris Bertish is the poster child for record breaking.  Whether riding building-sized waves to win the 2010 Mavericks International or crossing the English channel by SUP (Stand Up Paddle) in under…

Sheltered from the imposing heat of an Andalusian afternoon, we gathered around the tasting table, beneath the verdant canopy of an impressive avocado tree.  A spread of delicious Spanish tapas…

For many photographers, the experience of travel is all about visually defining a sense of place.  We journey to the ends of the earth in search of the visibly stunning, make…

As a young photographer, wise beyond his years, twenty-two-year-old James Barkman lives outside the box by living in a van. After spending lots of money on an apartment he barely…