The Rewards Of Visiting Uganda’s Batwa Tribe
Visitors may be drawn to Uganda’s tantalising Bwindi Impenetrable National Park by the chance to see the endangered mountain gorillas, but there’s another reason to make the…
29th August 2020
Visitors may be drawn to Uganda’s tantalising Bwindi Impenetrable National Park by the chance to see the endangered mountain gorillas, but there’s another reason to make the…
29th August 2020
The first time I heard of South Georgia was only about two years ago, but as soon as I discovered the existence of this magical…
9th May 2020
Antarctica is a photographer’s dream. The wildlife, the icebergs, the huge open landscapes, the pristine, untouched expanse of it all… it’s fair to say that…
13th February 2020
If you’ve seen photos of Myanmar, or been there, chances are you’ll recognise these guys. They’re the famous leg-rowing fishermen of Inle Lake, and they’re…
22nd July 2019
Leaning over the balcony rail with my camera, I watched the tannery workers in the courtyard below. Some of them were thigh-deep in vats of…
5th May 2019
Morocco has been on my bucket list for years. I’m not kidding. Like, 20 years! Why? Well, because it’s got everything the curious traveller could…
6th February 2019
Regular readers of this blog will know that last year I spent four months living and working in Kampala, Uganda. During that time I took…
12th January 2019
I’ve photographed markets from Cuba to Myanmar, and from Tanzania to Hungary, and I don’t think I’ll ever get bored of them. Photographing markets is definitely one…
21st September 2018
Myanmar: come for the amazing architecture, scenery and history, stay for the markets. Well, that’s what I found anyway. As a travel photographer I absolutely…
28th August 2018
This is the second part of what I got up to in Kibale, Uganda. Part 1 contains tonnes of information about Chimpanzee Trekking and a wonderful…
26th August 2018
Myanmar is one of the most devout Buddhist countries in the world. Nearly 90% of the population is Buddhist, and Buddhism is completely interwoven into…
15th July 2018
We arrived at the Smile Africa Ministries orphanage in Tororo, Eastern Uganda, on a hot and sticky afternoon after a bumpy five-hour drive from the…
10th June 2018
I recently spent three months in Kampala, Uganda, working as a video producer and photographer for Child’s i Foundation, a charity that works to support…
19th May 2018
No one survives even a day on Kilimanjaro, let alone making it to the top, without a frankly embarrassing amount of support from an enormous team of…
15th December 2017
This is the second part of my day-by-day account of what it was really like to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. If you missed it, Day One is…
21st October 2017
One of the things they say about Myanmar is that the people are really friendly. Actually they say that about a lot of places –…
30th July 2017
The India found in the guidebooks is a magical and mysterious place. Where exquisite palaces gleam and sparkle on the shores of majestic rivers. Where…
7th April 2017