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And after a silly amount of time, which I've spent mostly working, traveling and eating my way around Asia, I'm back to share more with you all, fellow Steemians! This time, I'm taking you to Buenos Aires,

I was juuuust about to post for the first time in ages on Instagram -- I had written a rather long capture stating the reason behind my 3 month break from it, and I even picked out the picture to go with

If there's one thing that still fascinates me about Asia, despite all the years I've been traveling and (occasionally) living in this part of the world, it's temples. Aside from the fact that I've yet

I took this shot of my friend Huyn one fine afternoon in Ho Chi Minh City when I came to visit her about two years ago. She's a portrait photographer and wanted to show me some cool spots around the city

If you've never been and if you're anything like me, you'd probably love Scotland. Vast landscapes, green mountains, Walkers shortbread cookies, J.K. Rowling... if it wasn't for the weather and the funny

I've always wanted to go to Africa. Who's never daydreamed about seeing giraffes and lions roaming free in the Savannah, while pointing at them with your camera lens and hoping they won't spot you and

Ever been to a place so green you couldn't believe your eyes? That was my case when I first went to see the tea plantations in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. Initially found in 1885 by British colonial

I love nature and I love scary movies, and I think this image does a pretty good job at representing that. Would you agree with that? I was doing a portrait session with a model who was wearing everything

One of the perks of living in Melbourne, aside from the devine coffee that I could not go a day without, is that you're close to a wide range of landscapes that can satisfy your every craving. In a city

The sky couldn't have been any clearer that evening. There were no clouds in sight and the peak of Mount Pilatus was being softly lit up by the last bit of sunlight we were enjoying that day. Though spring

It was 5.45AM and I was thanking all the Old Gods and the New for letting the sun come out to give us some overdue warmth. After all, we had been waiting for over 2 hours to watch the night turn day. Mt

HAPPY WOMEN'S DAY! I dedicate this post to a beautiful woman I'm happy to call my friend I love taking photos of landscapes and things I see during my travels. But if I were to mention a drawback of that

I've never been a big fan of snow, particularly in the city. My thoughts go from "aw, it's snowing!" to "can it hurry up and melt completely already?". I mean, who here enjoys looking

This is my entry for the theme "Landscape with Animals" for the MyLandscape Photo Contest. This picture was taken on a spring afternoon in central Switzerland, while out for a walk with my camera.

Traveling solo is great. You get to decide where to go, what to do and when to do it. Nobody is there to tell you NO... except from your bank account, which is always there in the background judging your

I love skyscrapers. It might be the little-town girl in me that grew up surrounded by historical buildings and ancient ruins in Europe, but I can't help but feel attracted to shiny high-rise complexes

Where was I... oh yeah, IG Man and I had just left the Great Ocean Road and were heading over to the Grand Otway National Park, or as everybody else who ain't got no time for that calls it: the Otways.

You say Bali, I say hipsters. But I also say vegans, yogis, backpackers and greens-- veggies and landscapes. Rice terraces. So many terraces. Rice terraces everywhere. This is just one of the endless beautiful

I had a very happy close encounter that afternoon, though sadly it was not of the third kind (badum tsss). My friend and I had gone for an adventurous walk along the beach of a little town we had never

These were shot during my first ever close encounter with my little brothers from different mothers: apes. I've always loved them and seeing them in person was a dream come true... until I realised keeping