Travel Blogging

Hi there

I am a photography producer and I get to produce assignments in many different places, around the world. I also take photographs of all the places I go to. I'd like to share these, along with stories from the road, with other people. I'd also like to use the blog to finesse my writing skills...the more I practice, hopefully the better I will get. That's the theory, at least :)

Me, Myself and You

I have had experience with blogs using this system to keep in touch when my husband drove truck to let the family know where he was and what cool stuff he was seeing. When he quit driving the blog went by the wayside. I attempted a site for a photography business but am just not sure what to share or how.

Double Vision: The Joys of Photography

For over thirty years I have been passionate about photography.

From my first film camera to my first point-and-shoot, and now my professional grade EOS digital cameras, I see things first with my eyes and then through the lens.

While my eyes find something about a subject that draws me in, when the camera lens separates my eyes from the subject, another dimension is added. It is always great fun for me to see how my right brain interprets what lies before me. I never quite know until the images have been captured in digital form.

The tag line for my business has long been 'Embracing the Varied Beauty of Life'; and yet there are two distinct views of what I see and how I capture it. Any photographer will likely tell you the same thing.

However, for me, it is one of the pure joys of photography. Allowing my intuitive and creative self interpret what my physical being is able to absorb in totally new and exciting ways.

Get out there with your camera, no matter how simple or sophisticated - and let your two worlds collide in images that reflect more than you know you are at that moment. Happy shooting!

http://www.photography-blog.com/

Raised by the wolves - and hungry

My name is Aitcheff and I majored in English and Folklore until I decided that I liked to eat often - and well. Since that time I've been a photographer, writer and all around paddlebum.

For those not familiar with the term, paddlebums are people who will use any excuse to get into a canoe or kayak. My most often used excuses are "research" and "I think I've got a story here." The only thing that saves from spouse and kids is that I often do come up with a story from the trip.

Like all paddlebums, I'd love to hear your stories. When was your last trip? Where did you go? Why was it such a great experience?