I've come to look for America. – Simon and Garfunkel, "America" Standing in Times Square a few weeks back, surrounded by throngs of people posing for pictures with costumed characters and ladies with painted on tops, I couldn't help but think that this is not the real America. Visitors who get … [Read more...] about Traveling the Real USA
North America
Photo Friday: Columbus, GA
One of the best things about living in Atlanta is the many places you can get to from there. I am 30 minutes away from the world's busiest airport and within 8 hours of driving, I can get just about anywhere in the South. One of my closest friends moved a few hours south of town back in February, so … [Read more...] about Photo Friday: Columbus, GA
Photo Friday: Charleston, South Carolina
It's an odd feeling being a tourist in a place you used to call home, but that's just what I did on my most recent trip to Charleston. I went back to the tourist attractions I never went to before and ones I returned to in order to take better photos of. I'm working on an e-book to the Holy … [Read more...] about Photo Friday: Charleston, South Carolina
Photo Friday: Jekyll Island, Georgia
While humans are said to be made up of over 60% water, I feel like I'm more like 90%. I've always been a water baby, from my first visit to the beach at a few weeks old. My happiest places are by the water: Charleston, Sydney, Split. It was a particularly hectic week at work when I was offered a … [Read more...] about Photo Friday: Jekyll Island, Georgia
Photo Friday: Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Before the day spa and plastic surgery, before facials and girlfriend getaways, there was Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The Ozarks town was known for being a resort with healing springs to cure all manners of ailments. Hotels and other businesses cropped around the waters of the springs, which were … [Read more...] about Photo Friday: Eureka Springs, Arkansas