Granta Parey, Benevolo, Rhemes Notre Dame, Valle D’Aosta, Italy
Rhemes Notre Dame is an enchanting Italian town located in the Aosta Valley at the foot of Granta Parey, commonly known as Benevolo. In autumn, the best season to go to Valle d’Aosta to take photographs, in the icy cold of the morning, set the camera to autumn colour mode to capture brilliant shades in […]
Dawn At Fanad Head Lighthouse, Co Donegal, Ireland
The photograph captures Fanad Head Lighthouse at dawn, bathed in the warm glow of the rising sun. Dynamic, stretched clouds add drama to the scene, while the long exposure time allows the water to gently lap against the rugged, jagged rocks. The lighthouse’s white silhouette rises above the rocky promontory, creating a harmonious blend of […]
When The Sea Meets The Clouds, Etruscan Coast, Livorno, Tuscany
I know every stretch of coast near my home very well, and I often find myself taking last-minute photos. So, always somewhere to go. The peculiarity of this photo is that the clouds blend in with the returning waves.
Mountain Playground, Yolosa, Yungas, Andes’ Cordillera, Bolivia
In August 2018, we travelled to Peru and Bolivia as members of an organized trip. Yolosa, Bolivia, is situated in the Yungas region, an area characterized by the lush, mountainous terrain of the Andes’ Cordillera Real range. On the day, the driver stopped and parked on the side of the road so we could contemplate […]
Lake Manasarovar, Burang County, Tibet Autonomous Region
The term “Manas” in Sanskrit means “mind,” while “Sarovar” means “lake,” giving the phrase a loose translation of “lake created by the mind.” This lake is particularly special for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it holds great spiritual significance for nearly a billion people in this region. Secondly, its remoteness and high elevation make it […]
Lake Watson And Its Granite Dells, Prescott, Arizona, USA
Lake Watson is kind of a hidden gem located on the outskirts of Prescott, Arizona. Having lived in Arizona for a while, I was aware of its unique beauty, roughly confined to the 70 acres of Watson Lake extending to the Willow Creek Reservoir. The stunning geological formations, called granite dells, were formed over 1.4 […]
Sunrise in Scoresby Sund, Eastern Coast of Greenland
In September 2024, I joined a polar landscape expedition to Scoresby Sund — the world’s most extensive fjord system — in Eastern Greenland. Early on one of the first mornings, we set out by zodiac across glassy waters to a remote inlet at sunrise. Before we even began hiking, we had to stop. Before us […]
Autumn Falls, Borgo Stremiz, Faedis, Udine, Italy
Where water slows and light fades, autumn falls into silence. In a hidden corner of the forest, where water whispers and light fades through the last golden leaves, autumn meets its quiet end. The stream carries away the remnants of a season, while silence slowly takes its place among the trees. In this fleeting stillness, […]
Isolated Cottage, Froskeland, Langoya Island, Vesteralen Archipelago, Norway
That morning, I was hitting the road for Nykvåg, a site renowned for its colonies of puffins and guillemots on the island of Langøya in the Vesterålen archipelago, Norway. Far from the mass tourism of the Lofoten Islands, the Vesterålen remain authentic and uncrowded. The sites’ accessibility, heavy rainfall, and extremely changeable weather, even in […]
View From Above, Leh, Ladakh
We were on our way from Leh, a city at an elevation of 10,000 feet, to Pangong Lake at the China border. The mountainous road twists and turns on its way to the lake, which is about 160 kilometres away and sits at an elevation of 15,000 feet, continually gaining altitude. We must have ascended […]