Blog Posts
July 30, 2013
A Heartwarming Tale of Rescue on Safari!
The magic of an African safari is something no family can fully prepare for. Everyone’s experience is different, loaded with spontaneous cultural and wildlife encounters that couldn’t possibly have been written into an itinerary – that’s what makes a safari in Tanzania remarkable. A prime example is the unplanned wildlife rescue mission undertaken by the…
Unreal Wildlife & Volcanic Terrain
My second day in the Galapagos began with a romantic Latin pop song, very gradually increasing in volume as it came over the ship’s speakers. Just as I slipped peacefully out of my sleep and acknowledged that the music wasn’t simply a soundtrack to my dream, the ship coordinator softly informed the passengers that this…
Another Miraculous Day in the Galapagos
Following a 6:45 wakeup call and a 7:00 breakfast, my third day in the Galapagos started with a 10-minute panga ride to Cerro Dragón, Santa Cruz Island’s “Dragon Hill.” After a dry landing, we set out on a two-hour walk through dry, rocky trails bordered by cacti and trees oozing a delightfully fragrant sap that…
Chris Gamel Pro Photo Tip – Rule of Thirds
Quick Tip for better photographs: Use the rule of thirds. When creating a picture, many photographers place the subject right in the middle of the frame. It’s easy, but it is rarely the best option. Instead, consider using the rule of thirds. The rule of thirds is a simple, yet powerful way of placing a…
Photo Tips From Our Expert, Chris Gamel
How many times have you come back from a trip, but been disappointed by the photographs you captured? You are not alone. Creating images that accurately capture your adventures is difficult, but it can be done. Here is a quick photography tip that is guaranteed to improve your images. Quick Tip for better photographs: Fill the…