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Backlink Lovin’ Round 3
I’m not even going to lead up to anything today. There are so many people to thank. Here’s who’s been inspiring me and whispering my name over the past month. Thank you, Mia, for taking pictures of your tulips, for your beautiful post, and your words of wisdom. I’ve really enjoyed your garden pictures this [...]
Photo Essay: Portraits of Slum-Dwellers around the World
Extraordinary people survive under the most terrible circumstances and they become more extraordinary because of it.
– Robertson Davies.
Slums Around the World
It is estimated that more than 1 billion people live in slums around the world. By 2030, the world’s slum populations could rise to 2 billion if no action is taken.
Interview with Travel Photographer Craig Ferguson
Craig Ferguson is an award-winning photographer from Australia. His work has been featured in several prominent magazines, including National Geographic, Lonely Planet and l’Espresso. His photos showcases the beauty, essence and diversity of Asia and her people. Both his personal website and his stock gallery reflect the love he has for his art.
Link Love: January Links and Other Noteworthy News
Congratulations to newlyweds, Todd and Cathy. I know I’m a little late, but better late than never. Nomadic Matt interviews travel guru, Rolf Potts, author of Vagabonding. For more information about Rolf Potts, visit his travel website Vagablogging. Incidentally, Matt Kepnes, author of Nomadic Matt, has just arrived in Taiwan. I’m sure we can all [...]
Carrie Marshall Published in JPG Magazine Issue 19
Exciting news, everyone! A few days after I returned home to Canada, I received a paycheck and a full year’s subscription to JPG Magazine as one of their featured writers and photographers in Issue 19. Although the magazine is only available for sale at US news stands and bookstores in the United States, you can [...]
Taiwan Photographers Has A Brand New Bag
Taiwan Photographers is one year old this month and we’re celebrating with some changes! The first and biggest is our move from Blogger to WordPress. I started out with Blogger last year because I wanted to compare how the two platforms work. But after a year and a lackluster performance on my part with Blogger, [...]
How To Plan For Better Travel Photos
Guest Author: Steve, author of Asian Ramblings I’m really excited to introduce my readers to my first guest author and fellow blogging aficionado, Steve P. Steve is an expat ESL teacher, writer and photographer living in China. Go check it out! I promise it will be well-worth your time. Without further ado…. Planning for Better [...]
Suffering for Beauty – Graphic Photos of Chinese Footbinding
Learn about the practice of foot binding in ancient China and view a full set of photos of a woman with bound feet in Yunnan Province.
Phenomenal Photographer in Taiwan
Jo Rees reminds me of a tiger. She’s strong-willed and independent, a natural born leader and totally fearless. She’s a go-getter than leaves no stone unturned as she races towards fulfilling her hopes and dreams. Incredibly brave, lively and engaging, Jo always lands on her feet, ready for her next act in life, pursuing it [...]
