Travel

The Great Fire of Chicago: An architectural turning point

Chicago's history took a dramatic turn after the Great Fire by turning its growing affluence into an architectural heritage that distinguished it from other cities.

The Regent’s Canal continued: A journey from industrial past to urban oasis

The Regent's Canal was built from 1816 to 1820. It was the M25 of its day, moving goods around north London. Kevin continues with part 2 of his journey following the canal.

A Croatian Adventure Continues: Photographing Dubrovnik’s old city

Dubrovnik, The Pearl of the Adriatic, lives up to its reputation as a spectacular destination and a feast for photographers. Remember to take a good zoom lens though.

The Art of Railway Photography: Capturing steam engines and a bit of trainspotting on the side

Keith Walker, a passionate photographer of steam engines, reflects on trainspotting's history and evolution, emphasizing its charm, enduring allure, and his own journey through photography and heritage railways.

Discovering Split: A photographer’s paradise in Croatia

Croatia, particularly Split, is a captivating destination for photography enthusiasts, offering picturesque sites, rich history, and opportunities for creative shots, especially when visited early to avoid crowds.

Where sky, Lincolnshire, and water meet

This is my journey of remembrance and remembering back to visit my family and friends in England.

Palm Springs Public Art: The view through a camera lens

Palm Springs, and its surroundings, are home to spectacular examples of public art, freely available for visitors to view or photograph.

Click go the shears, snap goes the shutter of the Leica Q3 43

It's called Kangaroo Island, but it's the Merino sheep that keep the economy ticking over. John investigates the origin of China's woolly jumpers…
×