I’ve been to Paris multiple times, and each time I find new inspiration. It’s one of my favorite cities to photograph, and I know I’m not alone. I’ve developed a few tricks on how to photograph Paris so that I
The Golden Canyon in Death Valley National Park is probably the most famous hike in the park, and for good reason. As you hike along these gorgeous badlands, layers of color begin to unfold that change dramatically throughout the day’s
We are hopeful 2021 is a year of travelling again - and these books will help you pick a spot or two. The post 20 Travel Books That Will Give You Serious Wanderlust appeared first on followsummer., We are hopeful
In an effort to bring you some new voices on Ottsworld, here is a guest post from writer Sherry Spitsnaugle. I met Sherry at a Denver event and found out that she was a travel writer! So not only does
This sponsored post features products from Stanley, with genuine reviews after testing each product: When the winter chill comes this California girl gets excited. It feels like after a lifetime of living without snow, I’ve got lost time to make
List of travel essentials post covid-19 We cannot deny the fact that Coronavirus has changed the way we travel. With the massive impact on the travel industry coronavirus has had, it will surely change the way we travel, maybe forever.
Dreaming of a winter wonderland, a secluded cabin for two, or a place to share with friends? When the time is right and you’re heading to my neck of the woods, here are nine amazing Airbnbs in Lake Tahoe to
Death Valley may sound intimidating, and to some degree it is. It holds the record for having the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth, and its sweltering heat also makes it the nation’s driest national park. But behind the deathly
Hotel Review: Bhanwar Singh Palace, Puskar Last winter, I had chosen the adventuresome tent stay for a staycation in Pushkar. This time, I wanted to go and get a feel of the royal Rajputana setting. While browsing through the hotels
“I’m going to play you something,” my rafting guide Mike said to me. It was just the two of us as my other raftmates were in the kayak. Mike, a 40+ year veteran of the Colorado River set down his