Photojournalism

The short film ‘A Portrait of Iraq’ by New York-based filmmaker Janssen Powers recently caught our attention for its simplicity, intimacy, and thought-provoking story telling. Powers, who is originally from…

Photographer and filmmaker William Woodward had met Tom Whittle while both men were doing what they loved: experiencing the outdoors. Whittle had been in the middle of a nine-month cycle tour…

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…

I met her in a gold-trimmed room with no walls somewhere in the middle of Bali. We were hours away from the 5-star resorts and yoga studios and blonde tourists…

Photographer Ian Plant is known for many things. He is a Tamron USA Image Master. His books and instructional videos have taught thousands of people the process of fine art…

British photographer Jimmy Nelson has spent the last 31 years traveling the world photographing tribal and indigenous peoples to try and make them into icons and to leave a visual…

Earlier this year, I traveled to Cuba to create a travel guide for the Spring Issue of Resource Magazine. Of course, I had fantasized about the thrill of riding in…

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…

During its 40th World Heritage Committee meeting, which took place from July 10-17th in Istanbul, Turkey, UNESCO inscribed 21 new sites on the World Heritage List: twelve”cultural” sites, six “natural”…

Every traveler has that story of one place or the one moment ingrained in technicolor that inspired them to drop everything and become a permanent traveler. For those who have…