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By Carrie on November 20, 2012
A photo essay of Lake Louise from My Several Worlds. A blue-green alpine lake situated at the base of glacier dressed peaks, Lake Louise is one of the world’s must-see destinations.
Posted in Adventure Travel, Canada Travel Guide, Features, Photography | Tagged alpine lakes, Banff, Canada Travel Guide, Canadian road trips, Lake Louise, Mountains, National Parks, Photo Essay, Photography, Road Trips, things to do in Canada, Trans-Canada Highway, travel Canada |
By Carrie on September 16, 2012
Travel Tblisi! Romantic stories are abundant in Georgian culture and it’s easy to see why Tbilisi has such a long and checkered history. It was built upon beauty, ravished by conquerors, and has emerged like a pheonix from the ashes of destruction, yet the city endures and continues to seduce even the most seasoned travelers.
Posted in Features, Georgia Travel Guide, Travel Advice | Tagged Architecture, cathedrals, churches, Eastern Europe, Georgia Travel Guide, Photography, Tbilisi, Tbilisi city guide, travel Georgia, Travel Photography |
By Carrie on July 21, 2012
Travel Supermarket is running a travel photography contest called Capture the Colour. I’ve been hearing about the contest online for several weeks now, and was lucky enough to be nominated by Ava Apollo. Here are my photo submissions for the contest.
Posted in Features, Photography | Tagged amusement parks, British Columbia, Capture the Colour, Dance, Hong Kong Space Museum, Photo Essay, Photo Moment, Photography, Seoul, South Korea, Tivoli Gardens, Travel Photography |
By Carrie on July 8, 2012
A photo collection of the places of worship around the world that we’ve traveled to over the last eight years of living abroad, including: Kota Kinabalu City Mosque, The Grotto of the Redemption…
Posted in Cultural Travel, DESTINATIONS, Features, Photography | Tagged Architecture, cathedrals, chapels, churches, monasteries, mosques, Photo Essay, Photography, places of worship, Temples |
By Carrie on December 31, 2011
2011 was another great year for travel for a gal like me. After taking on the role of President of Reach To Teach Recruiting this year, I expected that my travel time would go down, but my new position ended up bringing me a lot more travel opportunities than I was anticipating. Here are the incredible places that I traveled to in 2011.
Posted in Denmark Travel Guide, England Travel Guide, Europe Travel Guide, Features, France Travel Guide, Holland Travel Guide, Photography, Taiwan Travel Guide | Tagged New Year's Eve, Photo Essay, Photography, Reflections, Travel Advice, Travel Journal, Travel Photography |
By Carrie on December 15, 2011
I’m giving away one Black Rapid RS-Sport Camera Strap to one lucky resident of Taiwan. To enter, all you need to do is like the My Several Worlds Facebook fan page, post a photo of your favorite place in Taiwan and tell us why you like it so much.
Posted in Features, Photography | Tagged MSW Contests, MSW Giveaways, Photographers, Photography |
By Carrie on August 1, 2011
An impromptu evening photo shoot between father and son at Hong Kong’s Space Museum.
Posted in Features, Photography | Tagged Hong Kong Travel Guide, John, Photo Essay, Photo Moment, Photography, Space Museum |
By Carrie on July 5, 2011
Photo essay from the Fourth of July Parade in Richfield, Minnesota.
Posted in Features, Photography, USA Travel Guide | Tagged Cultural Observations, Friends, Holidays, John, parades, Photo Essay, Photography, USA Travel Guide |
By Carrie on July 2, 2011
Travel Penghu: The Penghu Islands are well known for their unique geological terrain. The southeast part of the Penghu archipelago encompasses a number of small islands that boast these unique rock formations, which form the Penghu Columnar Basalt Nature Preserve.
Posted in Features, Taiwan Travel Guide, Travel Advice | Tagged Islands, Penghu Basalt Nature Preserve, Penghu Islands, Photography, Taipei, Taiwan Travel Guide, The Pescadores, travel Penghu, Travel Photography, travel Taiwan |
By Carrie on April 27, 2011
Photo essay on urban architecture in Shanghai’s Pudong District. Photos include Jin Mao Tower, Bank of China Building, and Shanghai World Financial Center, among others.
Posted in China Travel Guide, Features, Photography | Tagged Asia, China Travel Guide, cityscapes, Cultural Observations, Photo Essay, Photography, Shanghai, Shanghai cityscape, Travel Photography |
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