Newfoundland’s January 2020 Blizzard: The Full Photo Gallery
Some winter photographs need a second look. A doorway becomes a tunnel. A parked car disappears into a white mound. Familiar streets suddenl...
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Drew Doggett’s Icelandic Horses: In the Realm of Legends
A pale horse against black sand. A flowing mane beside falling water. Drew Doggett’s Iceland photographs bring together two subjects that se...
Charlie Hammerton and Bandit: A European Journey with a Rescue Ferret
The travel companion in this story fits into a much smaller space than a typical campervan passenger. Bandit was a rescue ferret, and his ad...
Seven Benefits of Solo Travel, with Practical Ways to Explore Them
You spot a little café, like the look of the window seat and decide to stay for a second coffee. There is no group itinerary to negotiate. L...
Travel and Happiness: What the Booking.com Survey Actually Asked
A holiday can be a wonderful thing to look forward to. But can research really tell you that it will make you happier than being married? Th...
Nature Walks, Attention and Mood: A Closer Look at the Research
Photo credit in the original article: Mike Heller . A path through the trees gives you something different to pay attention to: the ground b...
Fifteen Travel Habits You Can Practise and Bring Home
A changed train platform, a menu you cannot quite read, an afternoon with more possibilities than hours: travel gives you plenty of small pr...
Solo Travel: Nine Practical Steps and the Personal Ideas Behind Them
Your first solo trip does not need to begin with a one-way ticket or a life-changing announcement. It can start with a place you would like ...
ICONSPEAK: How Travel Symbols Can Start a Conversation
You know what you need—a bus, a meal or somewhere to sleep—but the words have disappeared. A simple picture can be a useful way to begin the...
Michael Schneider’s Alpine Halo Photographs and Their Annotated Arcs
Sometimes the most memorable sight on a mountain is above the mountains. In late November 2019, Michael Schneider photographed an elaborate ...
Houtouwan’s Green-Covered Houses: Tang Yuhong’s Village Photographs
From a distance, Houtouwan looks like a hillside that has quietly learned the shapes of houses. Green growth follows walls, frames windows a...
İbrahim Sedef’s Bears and Honey: A Beekeeper’s Camera-Trap Story
A beekeeper, several determined bears and a table of honey: the ingredients of this story almost sound like a children’s book. The footage t...
14 Unusual Hotel Designs: Treehouses, Bubbles, Aircraft and Underwater Rooms
Some hotels make the room part of the destination. You might sleep inside a sphere among trees, look out from a converted aircraft or wake t...
Travel Expectations and Reality: 40 Comparisons of Framing and Crowds
The beach looks empty. The museum gallery looks silent. The person in the photograph seems to have an entire famous landmark to themselves. ...
Benjamin Von Wong’s Bali Shipwreck Fashion Shoot: Images and Production Story
Fabric drifts through a flooded wreck. A human figure seems suspended between the rusted structure and the blue beyond it. Benjamin Von Wong...
Three Friends on the Pacific Crest Trail: A Fundraising Walk and Film
A long-distance hiking film has a wonderful way of making a vast journey feel close. Desert ground gives way to mountain country; weather ch...
Where Waters Meet: River Confluences and Coastal Boundaries in 12 Images
Two rivers meet, and for a while the water seems to have a seam. One side may be pale and cloudy, the other dark or green. Seen from a bridg...
13 Signs You Enjoy Travel—and What They Say About Your Next Trip
You do not need a passport full of stamps to have a travelling mind. Sometimes it shows up as a saved map, a question about an unfamiliar in...
Chatillon’s Car Graveyard in Belgium: Photographs and an Uncertain Legend
Rows of old cars beneath trees make a wonderfully unsettling picture. Branches replace the open road, leaves settle inside the vehicles and ...
30 Places in an Archive of Ruins, Reuse and Changing Landscapes
A room filling with sand, a ship carrying its own little forest, a house disappearing under vines: photographs of places changed by time can...
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17 Flowers and Plant Forms That Resemble Familiar Figures
Once you see a little face in a flower, it can be surprisingly difficult to unsee it. Orchids become dancers, white petals become wings and ...
31 Things to Do Without Another Purchase: At Home and While Travelling
A memorable travel day does not always need another booking. Sometimes it begins with a short walk, a public garden or a detail you would ha...
The Wanderlust Gene Story: DRD4, Migration and the Limits of a Nickname
A map can be dangerously distracting when you love to travel. One unfamiliar place name leads to a photograph, then a route, and suddenly yo...
Graham Hughes’s Odyssey Expedition: Around the World Without Flying
Imagine planning a journey where the quickest answer is always off the table. An ocean cannot be crossed with a flight booking, and the next...
Tourist or Traveller? Reading Holidify’s Illustrated Comparisons
Are you a tourist or a traveller? The question usually arrives with a set of rules: one carries a camera, the other a backpack; one books a ...
Mihaela Noroc’s Atlas of Beauty: Portraits from a 37-Country Journey
A portrait can make the world feel both larger and more personal. You encounter someone whose surroundings may be unfamiliar, yet their expr...
Building a Life with Someone Who Loves to Travel
Falling for someone who loves to travel can mean falling into some wonderful conversations. There are places to imagine, meals to remember a...
21 Dreamlike Places to Rest: Rooms, Hanging Seats and Outdoor Beds
A shaded chair, a view of moving water and enough time to open a book can feel like a small holiday inside a holiday. The dream does not alw...
Rich and Willow’s Van Cat Meow Journey Around Australia
For Willow, the journey was never just about the map. It was about a familiar person, a familiar home on wheels and the daily rituals that m...
Enjoy Planning a Trip Without Letting the Planning Take Over
The trip has not started, but you have already found a bakery you want to try. There is a walk saved on your map, a museum that caught your ...