The whole reason for Road Trips is to give some of you an idea about “process”. Not to suggest there are any rules about process heaven forbid. Yet seeing how someone builds a project can be helpful I think for thinking about your own work. Everyone “builds” differently and I build differently each time myself. …
I have just arrived in Paris for a meeting with my Burn Magazine team and to attend Paris Photo. Here my iPhone works again during my after dinner coffee in my favorite after dinner coffee spot and well, Paris is still Paris. What not to love. Diego Orlando and Eva-Maria Kunz, my loyal “family” on …
James Robertson Off Piste in Afghanistan Bamian is situated at a six hour drive North of Kabul. Historically it has benefited from its location on a trade route and, subsequently, its resultant cultural tourism. It is a long time since silk, spices and Buddhism crossed through Bamian and the last 30 years of turmoil in …
down here in the Outer Banks beach dogs rule… nobody cares what kind of car you drive as much as do you have a cool beach dog.. i mean a value system is a value system…oh i am not even in the game.. no dog .. i am a wannabe beach dog owner..you can’t always …
Pete Marovich Shadows of the Gullah The Gullah people are direct decedents of slaves who were brought to the islands from West Africa. After arriving in America, the Gullah created their own community steeped in religion and African traditions. They are known as Gullah in North and South Carolina and Geechee in Georgia and Florida. …
Michal Solarski Hungarian Sea The Hungarian Lake Balaton is the largest in Central Europe. As Hungary is landlocked, the lake is often called the Hungarian Sea. From the 1960’s onwards, Balaton became a major destination for ordinary working Hungarians as well as for those from the Eastern side of the Iron Curtain, who were rewarded …
