Travel photography from around the world.
Ever have one of those days where you don’t feel like doing anything? Seems like this juvenile Lion in Zimbabwe was having one of those days when we caught him lounging in this tree. I guess when you’re a Lion, you can do (or not do) whatever you want!
After fishing for piranhas in the Pantanal Wetlands, we came across this roadblock of cows and their ranchers, called Pantaneiros. The gloomy sky in the background was an oncoming thunderstorm that soaked us shortly afterwards.
Today marks the 100th year that Parks Canada – the world’s first National Park system – has been in existence. I have enjoyed camping and hiking in some of our great Canadian National Parks so to mark this birthday, here is an image taken at Bruce Peninsula National park two years ago.
This little guy was lounging around at Half Moon Island when I visited Antarctica many years ago. This was taken with a borrowed camera, the first SLR I ever used. It was during this trip that my appreciation for the art of photography began to grow (as well as my obsessions with penguins). Five cameras later it is safe to say that photographic spark in Antarctica has now become a passion.
This photo was taken just before 1am on a calm night with a full moon. The cooling air temperature and nearby river created a foggy, moody atmosphere. The bridge and fog you see here were only lit by the bright glow from a full moon during a long exposure of about 6.5 minutes. Taken at Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada.
