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01/06/2026

Crocodile Bridge Camp Kruger National Park South Africa

20/04/2026

Captured at first light in Lisbon, this behind-the-scenes moment shows how I photographed the iconic Vasco da Gama Bridge using a long exposure technique.

The conditions weren't perfect — choppy water and moving tides — but with a 10-stop ND filter, I was able to smooth the scene and create a more atmospheric, minimalist image that reflects the calm of sunrise along the Tagus River.

This is a short BTS clip from my Lisbon trip, where I focused on capturing quiet, meaningful moments rather than crowded viewpoints.

Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Technique: Long Exposure Photography
Gear: Canon R5 + ND Filter

If you enjoy travel photography, long exposure techniques, and cinematic locations, consider subscribing to follow the journey.

25/03/2026

We walked through the Graca neighborhood of Lisbon with Igor………

The spectacular 17.2km bridge crossing the Tagus River Lisbon Sacavem.
22/03/2026

The spectacular 17.2km bridge crossing the Tagus River Lisbon Sacavem.

20/12/2025

A simple thing, done exceptionally well.This chicken shawarma is slow-grilled, deeply spiced, then finished in shallow clay pans gas-lit from underneath. Instead of reheating the bread on metal or in an oven, the flatbread is pressed directly into the hot clay, where it toasts gently, picking up texture, heat, and a subtle earthiness you don’t get any other way.This method isn’t common across the Middle East. It reflects Tunisia’s long tradition of cooking with clay from tabouna bread ovens to earthenware tajines where heat is absorbed, held, and released more softly than steel. The result is bread that’s toasted, not scorched, and shawarma that feels balanced rather than rushed.Garlic sauce, crunch, a touch of heat. Nothing excessive, nothing missing. , Tunisia. This is why we travel .

22/10/2025

The Củ Chi Tunnels are a vast underground network in Vietnam used by Viet Cong soldiers during the Vietnam War. They showcase incredible resilience and are now a powerful historical site near Saigon.

06/10/2025

Mooncakes… A tasty Vietnamese snack for a rainy day. We were very kindly gifted this beautiful mung bean tradition pastry by a waitress at a local family run restaurant we had frequented during our stay. A shout out to Moc Coffee in Hoa Lu, Ninh Binh, Vietnam.🇻🇳 on the spot-nopriorwarning-sorry😜






03/10/2025

Grab a sleeper bus if you are traveling long distances, they are fabulous! Don’t waste your money on a ‘limousine’!









Meet the Resplendent Quetzal – nature’s flamboyant show-off with a better fashion sense than most runway models!This das...
22/06/2025

Meet the Resplendent Quetzal – nature’s flamboyant show-off with a better fashion sense than most runway models!

This dashing gent was spotted striking a pose in the Costa Rican cloud forest, perched regally above some premium tree moss, possibly contemplating his next modelling gig or fruit snack.

Fun facts:
Quetzals are part of the trogon family and are known for their vibrant plumage and streaming tail feathers, especially in males during breeding season.
They thrive in high-altitude cloud forests of Central America and are frugivores, particularly fond of wild avocados!
Revered by ancient Mesoamerican cultures, the quetzal is a symbol of freedom and even gives Guatemala its currency name.

Sadly, despite their beauty, quetzals are classified as Near Threatened due to habitat loss.

31/05/2024

Discover Ilfracombe, Devon: A Hidden Gem on the English Coast

Welcome to our video tour of Ilfracombe, a charming seaside town in Devon, England! Nestled along the stunning North Devon coastline, Ilfracombe offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural landmarks, and historical intrigue. Join us as we explore some of the town’s most iconic sights.

Scenes in this Video:

Seascapes: Experience the breathtaking views of Ilfracombe’s rugged coastline. From dramatic cliffs to serene beaches, our video captures the essence of this picturesque seafront.

Verity Statue: Meet Verity, the striking 66-foot-tall bronze statue by Damien Hirst. Standing at the entrance to Ilfracombe Harbour, this modern-day mermaid symbolises truth and justice and is a must-see attraction.

Ilfracombe Harbour: Take a stroll through the historic harbour, bustling with activity and brimming with nautical charm. Watch the boats bobbing on the water and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Chapel of St. Nicholas: Climb up to the oldest working lighthouse in the UK, the Chapel of St. Nicholas. From here, enjoy panoramic views of the town and the stunning coastline. This spot offers a serene and reflective end to our journey.

Whether you’re planning a visit or simply exploring from afar, this video will give you a taste of what makes Ilfracombe such a special place. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel adventures!



Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments and let us know your favourite part of Ilfracombe!

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