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    London Calling!

    UNITED KINGDOM | Tue, 27 Jan 2015 | By crobbins | Views [672] | Comments [1]

    Well hi strangers! The last few days have been crazy! But fantastic!   On Saturday we landed in London, made our way through customs and baggage claim, and headed to the underground. We took the Piccadilly line to King's Cross, which was ... Read more >

    Tags: big ben, cork, early mornings, flights, london, tours, yha

    Fraser Coast

    AUSTRALIA | Fri, 29 Apr 2011 | By p-j | Views [656]

    Well where to start, Fraser was amazing.   We had an unbelievable time.   Driving a huge 4x4 across open beaches and in through the rough forest terrain was so much fun, despite a few touch and go moments when I seriously thought that we were going ... Read more >

    Tags: 4x4 driving, beaches, camping, dingoes, early mornings, fraser island, goon, lakes, nights sky, ship wrecks

     

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    Indonesia, Java Island, Jakarta. October 2012. Photographing people and landscapes encourage me to deeply explore every part of my voyage, building relationships with the people I photograph. I stayed 10 days in Jakarta and I talked with those 3 guys each mornings. Even if there is 10 M habitants in that city, you can really feel the community spirit. Interesting fact: The Indonesians are so smiley in
    Indonesia, Java Island, Jakarta. October 2012. Photographing people and landscapes encourage me to deeply explore every part of my voyage, building relationships with the people I photograph. I stayed 10 days in Jakarta and I talked with those 3 guys each mornings. Even if there is 10 M habitants in that city, you can really feel the community spirit. Interesting fact: The Indonesians are so smiley in "the real life", but almost never smile when they are photographied.

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