A research conference in the idyllic village of Saint-Laurent-de-la-Cabrerisse (southern France) became a photography retreat between sessions. This gallery covers panoramic hilltop hikes to Roca Dansaïra, dramatic storm clouds over the pool, and a historic riverside pump house from the early 20th century.
A research conference in Montreal turned into a photography opportunity across one of Canada’s most photogenic cities. This gallery covers the Biosphere museum, panoramic views from Mont Royal, and the mix of modern and historic architecture that makes Montreal so visually rich.
Malta is small but full of surprises — from the stunning sea caverns of the Blue Grotto to the wilder coastlines of Gozo and Comino. The return flight offered an unexpected bonus: a long sunset over Corsica, the Alps, and Mont Blanc, captured from the perfect window seat.
Two trips to Ireland — one to Dublin’s vibrant streets and centuries-old Trinity College, another to the wild green landscapes of Galway in the west. This photo diary captures the contrast between lively city pubs and coastal nature reserves that make Ireland so endlessly worth returning to.
From a mountain sunrise in the Vallée d’Aoste to the colorful seaside villages of Cinque Terre, this Italian road trip delivered breathtaking scenery at every turn. The gallery captures the Matterhorn views at 2620m, the iconic Riomaggiore breakwater, and the light that makes Italy so hard to leave.
Slovenia lives up to its reputation as one of Europe’s greenest and most beautiful countries — crystal-clear rivers, forests, and the iconic Bled Lake shrouded in a dramatic storm. This photo diary captures the landscapes, a Milky Way sky, and the magic of a country that felt both wild and welcoming.