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For decades the Berlin Wall stood as a symbol of separation for Germany. The site of many attrocities throughout the years, the Berlin Wall separated families, friends and colleagues not only by concrete but also stood as a separation of haves and have nots. Today the Berlin Wall stands as a monument against the hatred [...]
I love the asymmetry of this photo. It was taken in probably the most asymmetric place I’ve ever been, the strange jungle playground of Edward James- Xilitla (known as Las Pozas in Mexico). On the eastern coast of Mexico, Xilitla is a strange concrete adult play world in the middle of a dense jungle. James’ [...]
Our boat creeked back and forth in the night. Laying on deck because our cabin was too hot, we were softly rocked to sleep by the waves. During the day we sailed through blue lagoon after blue lagoon looking up at the beautiful villas in Turkey that line what is aptly referred to as the blue coast. [...]
It has been 100 years since Machu Picchu was discovered. Today thousands of tourists visit the site each year, many of them on foot, after four days hiking in the Inca Trail. The Inca’s had a huge transportation network throughout the Andes. Their kingdom stretched across what is today Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and Chile, nearly the [...]
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