Further to my previous post regarding my making the photo short list for the sixth edition of the Schmap Prague Guide, my little photo has only gone and bloody [...]
Brave New Traveler has a list of 50 of the most inspiring travel quotations of all time. The list includes quotations from writers, poets, philosophers and others; quotations [...]
Subtitled The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, Naomi Klein’s latest assault on free market economics and its ills, begins by stating its objective as one which seeks to [...]
Planning a trip on the trans-Siberian Railway is not difficult in itself. There are, however, certain aspects of the journey that one must weigh up before heading to Moscow [...]
Since the publishing of his first travel book, Mirror to Damascus, in 1967, Colin Thubron has travelled and written extensively about Eurasia and its great expanse [...]
Tommy eats razorblades or so people say. Tommy also drinks meths – diluted with White Lightning, naturally, in order to make its drinking marginally more palatable but no less likely to reduce your [...]
The answer to our titular question may seem self-evident. It is certainly a question that has been posed many times before, and as such, its asking may seem largely redundant. Why travel? Why not [...]
Further to my previous post regarding my making the photo short list for the sixth edition of the Schmap Prague Guide, my little photo has only gone and bloody [...]
If you’re looking for accommodation and you’re looking for cheap, there’s only one place in Hong Kong that you’re likely to start. [...]
Following on from the mini gallery in the Observer last Sunday, the Guardian now has online a complete interactive guide of Jane Bown’s work, including biography [...]
Twenty years ago tanks rolled into Beijing’s Tiananmen Square to crush the biggest pro-democracy movement in history. Hundreds were killed [...]
Subtitled The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, Naomi Klein’s latest assault on free market economics and its ills, begins by stating its objective as one which seeks to [...]
The fruits of a brief session of private perusal earlier this afternoon, does this not sum up everything about the paradoxical nature of human endeavour and the desperate [...]
If you’re looking for accommodation and you’re looking for cheap, there’s only one place in Hong Kong that you’re likely to start. [...]
Following on from the mini gallery in the Observer last Sunday, the Guardian now has online a complete interactive guide of Jane Bown’s work, including biography [...]
A new book collects the work of National Geographic photographers from the earliest photographs collected in the late 19th century to the cutting edge work of today. [...]
Confession time: I have taken some bad travel photographs. Imagine the transgressions of pulling wonderful people into my post-adventure show-and-tell, with such comments as [...]
Thousands of people aimed their cameras at our varied and beautiful countryside in the third annual Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year competition. [...]
Since her first, brilliant portrait of Bertrand Russell appeared in the Observer 60 years ago, Jane Bown has photographed some of the world’s most famous faces. [...]
I’m trying to work out whether something hasn’t had to have gone fundamentally wrong in a person’s life if they have just finished having a shower at three o’clock in the morning [...]
After slinking away from that incongruous little scene I’d stumbled upon after being shooed off the bus at North Point Ferry Pier the other day, I had a wander round [...]