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First Night in Tokyo
After a long flight, some people like to hit the hotel bed. I’d rather start exploring. I like to walk the area near my hotel and find a spot where I can hang out with locals. These photos are from a...
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The Antidote to Civilization
A long weekend getaway gave me the opportunity to test Club Med’s former slogan and my particular favorite, “The Antidote to Civilization.” Their new one is fine, “Where Happiness Means the World,” but...
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Mining for Gold in Banff!
Say what? Banff is a National Park and protected isn’t it? Yes it most assuredly is – however the Gold I speak of are the Larch trees. They render in a gorgeous golden yellow orange hue come Fall in...
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Nikko By Day
Day-tripping from Tokyo to Nikko and its World Heritage sites is now practical by the new “Limited Express SPACIA” Tobu Railway train that cuts traveling time to less than two hours from the capital’s...
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Exploring Kenya
As we prepared to embarked on our first game drive in the Maasai Mara I was a little skeptical as to how long it would take before spotting some of the more sought after animals. But I soon learned...
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Nola Turns 300
This year marks New Orleans Tricentennial and the city, affectionately known as Nola, shows no signs of slowing down despite its age. History is everywhere, from its well-preserved antebellum...
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Hells Canyon: The Cooler Side of Hades
A two-hour drive from Washington State’s Spokane International Airport is Lewiston, Idaho, the western gateway to outdoor adventure in “The Gem State.” While the well-deserved nickname comes from...
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Living History: Lexington, Virginia
The first president of the United States laid his body down on many a mattress. So many in fact that the saying “George Washington slept here” soon became a useful publicity tool in colonial America...
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New Johnson Street Bridge by Drone
Construction of Canada’s largest single-leaf bascule bridge began in 2013, and opened to the public on March 31st, 2018. Life As A Human Guest Photographer Bob Jestico captured these great images and...
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From Landscape Photographer To Wedding Photographer
I began my journey as a landscape, lifestyle and travel photographer, the same way most do. This was partly due to the fact that my subject was laid out in front of me, all I had to do was step...
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