City Photography

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…

Running through the heart of London, the River Thames has always been at the center of the city’s evolution, shaping its communities and driving its economy. By day, the river…

When you are far away from home, a sense of estrangement sometimes overtakes you. But being in a new and unknown place, among people who don’t speak your language, can also…

For Joe Capra – otherwise known as Scientifantastic – resolutions can’t seem to get high enough. Remember how he explored Rio de Janeiro in 8K? Or how about this breath taking 12K…

Ten years ago, the now 28-year-old Parisian Pierre-Louis Ferrer began his education in optical engineering, while at the same time starting to play around with photography. He soon found himself fascinated by optics,…

Cobblestone streets give way to playfully decaying alleys, while a heady-looking group of drifters post up on a park bench. “Where you from and where you going to?” asks a…

Maybe I’m biased, since I am one of those fortunate ones who lives in New York and actually likes it. There’s just something about the magnificent immensity of this city…

The scent of musky Cohiba cigars fill the Havana air, and you take another sip of Santiago “Anejo” rum. As the band starts to play a shaking traditional Son Cubano…

Rio De Janeiro is the second most populous city in Brazil and known for its Copacabana beaches and over the top party scene. Outside of the usual tourist attractions, the…

While the ancient Incan ruins of Machu Picchu need no introduction to most travelers and photographers, those who haven’t yet made it to see this Wonder of the New World…