By Dan Reich Photos by Ellen Goldstein On the outskirts of Amboseli National Park in Kenya, we visited a small Maasai Village to learn about the lives and customs of its inhabitants. But after discovering that we were Americans, everyone in the village wanted to know: were we going to vote for Obama?
Ticketing agents, baggage claim workers, TSA security personnel… I went to the airport to ask them for their top travel tips this season, and they all said the same, blaringly obvious thing: give yourself plenty of time. Security lines are busiest between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m… especially in airports that serve both domestic and […]
I just wanted to shoot you a quick email to let you know that graphic design expert Lori Haller has agreed to speak at our upcoming photography workshop in New Orleans, March 13-15, 2009. Lori is a well-sought-after freelance graphic designer (she just finished a project for Oprah!) and she needs a few good photographers […]
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Today here below we’ll announce our AWAI Photo Challenge 2008 Winner, who will take home a $2,000 grand prize — just in time for holiday season! But before we do, I’d like to take a moment to say thanks to everyone who submitted photos throughout the year. Keep up the great work on photo composition […]
One writer explains how after taking the Ultimate Travel Writer’s Workshop, she took ten press trips in two years. She discusses the best way to create your story while you travel and reveals the best ways to market your articles.
By Ellen Hill Photos: David HillThere’s something exotic about straddling half of a double saddle atop a one-humped beast that’s letting out rude noises in the middle of one of the most mystical places on earth.
By Dawn-Marie HanrahanUnder a canopy of aged cedar trees, Pioneer Park in Ferndale, Washington, is home to one of the most distinctive collections of authentic log cabins in the United States. Built by early settlers in the 1800’s, these buildings were transported from various locations throughout Whatcom County to be preserved here in a village-like […]
By Carole-Anne FooksOne of the unexpected rewards of a visit to the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre close to Sandakan, Sabah, on the Island of Borneo, is a close encounter with pig-tailed macaques (Macaca nemestrina).
