Gone to Swan

For those lucky enough to go on a tour with Fun Baja from La Paz, the lunch hour and afternoon is spent at this beach on Espiritu Santos Island:

Although for many of us we think of Baja, Mexico as an all inclusive winter holiday place, for a few, this is one of the premiere places to do research. Visiting La Paz, Baja, my guide was proud to show me a new statue on the malecon of scientist / marine biologist Jacques Cousteau. An [...]

Walking along the road in Grenada, you’ll notice the red land crabs who will soon spot you and dart back into their holes – unless you’re quick with the camera:

I know very little of birds – but sometimes its nice to know they’re curious about you – this little bird sat on my windowsill looking at me for several moments, very noticeable in the lush surroundings of Grenada:

As I’ve written about before, I’m happily learning through practise how to use my waterproof camera. My next big challenge was visiting the island of Grenada, where artist Jason Taylor has created an Underwater Gallery of 65 sculptures. Kayaking out to the spot and then heading into the water to sno

My first day in St. George’s started with rain and clouds – but it was just as mesmerizing to me:

Stopping for a quick break on the motorway, I spotted this sculpture installation in Northern Ireland:

Sometimes its tough when you’re trying to get places in a country, and your vantage point it a bus window. I always try to keep my camera close, thinking I may see something cool and want to see if I can try and photograph it. I’ve tried to photograph signs, people, buildings and many other [...]

As you walk the walled city of Derry, a church greets you as you meander the top of the wall:

Gazing from the Carnegie Museum of Art’s cafe, visitors can still appreciate a sculpture on the grounds of the gallery: