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Category Archives: Travel
 Even today, scattered pockets of ethnic communities manage to live much as they have done for hundreds of years. I was on a small-group photo-tour in India’s union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. We were staying in traditional wooden houseboats – albeit with hot water, electricity, and wifi – in the middle of Dal Lake […]
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Posted in India,TravelTags: animals,blog,environmental portrait,environmental portraits,India,Kashmir,landscape,people,Photo Blog,portrait,portraits,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall
 Bodrum, a port town – or city, depending who you talk to – on the Aegean in the southwest of Türkiye was not on my travel radar. But, it is on other people’s! Conde Nast calls it: the most glamorous hangout in the Mediterranean. According to AI, it is often: dubbed the “St. Tropez of […]
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Posted in Travel,TürkiyeTags: architecture,arts and crafts,Bodrum,environmental portrait,environmental portraits,landscape,Photo Blog,sculpture,travel,Travel Blog,Turkey,Türkiye,Ursula Wall
 Kiama, a little Australian town just 120 km (75 mi) south of Sydney, is bounded by a dramatic coastline along the Tasman Sea on one side, and rich, green pastures dotted with remnants of rainforest on the other. With heritage-listed buildings, stunning natural scenery, surf beaches, and plenty of boutiques and coffee shops, it is […]
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 I love pottery. Not too far from my home, there is a Moroccan restaurant and emporium where all manner of colourful earthenware is available. While I have occasionally stopped for lunch, I have managed to resist buying house numbers, fountains, kitchenwares, or floor tiles. But being in an actual traditional family-run pottery store in Fes, […]
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Posted in Morocco,TravelTags: architecture,arts and crafts,environmental portrait,environmental portraits,Fes,Fez,Morocco,Photo Blog,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall
 I lived in Canada’s British Columbia (BC) for several years during my early childhood and again in my young adulthood. Even though I have lived many years in many other places, it still feels like “home”. The end of the Covid19 lock-down years marked the end of a six-year absence. For the first time in […]
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