Eyevoyage and Powerful Imagery

It’s been a long time since I wanted to share this, and, today I finally can! I’ve got a new eBook out and even more exciting is the fact that I’m launching it through my new website Eyevoyage (created with a friend of mine). The name, I hope evokes thoughts of a journey with your eyes. I also hope that it’ll become the go-to place for aspiring travel photographers and anyone interested in travel and great photography in general.

The project is an ambitious one. It’s going to consist of Blog posts, Facebook posts. eBooks and at a later stage, videos. We’re independent, we love good photography and we’re driven by producing quality, in a sense, pure work, ahead of commercially successful, mass-appealing products. It’s a risk and it’ll be tough, but, I’ve learned long ago that anything worthwhile in life ain’t easy.

Without further-ado, below is the link to the website where you’ll find the eBook too:

eyevoyage-logoI’d like to ask any and all of you who want this project to succeed to spread the word as much as you can. Share it on Facebook, Blog it, Tweet it, Pin it. Whatever you can! :)

A few words about the eBook. It’s called “Powerful Imagery” The Photographer’s Insight.

The eBook is a collection of 15 of my best images and an in-depth analysis on how I made them. I have always been a believer that one of the most engaging ways to learn is through looking at good images and de-constructing them. With the eBooks I’ve done in the past I was constantly seeking more effective ways to present this to an audience and I think that this last eBook is a culmination of all my experiences.

You can purchase the eBook right HERE or on the Eyevoyage website. What we generate will go a long way in improving the website, adding new photographers and keeping those photographers on the road, photographing.

I’m in the more remote Africa now. Continuing my journey in my Landrover Defender. More details when I’m near a decent connection.

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Into the Saghro Mountains

Nomad woman guiding her goats

A month in Morocco and I feel that I am only scratching the surface, but finally starting to understand how some things work here. After being greeted by pleasantly easy going places free of hassle and annoying characters in the early goings, we eventually made it to the “other” part of the country. Continue reading

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New Journeys

It seems that with time I am getting worse at this blogging thing. Life has been a bit of a roller-coaster ride over the past few months, so, that’s my excuse. Anyhow, no time to dwell on the past. Moving on… Continue reading

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Merry Christmas! Don’t do what I did! :)

Ladies and Gentlemen! I hereby declare that I am a complete disaster and  one of the biggest dumbasses on the planet. In case you’ve been wondering how I’ve been doing on my around-the-world-journey in my Landrover, well, here’s the story, in pictures, as usual, though, they are not mine, they are courtesy of a talented young French photographer Julie Higelin. Continue reading

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Deconstructing a Photograph – a Video

I’m trying something different today. I’ve always considered that one of the best ways to learn photography is through looking at images and deconstructing them, or if possible, finding out the story behind them from the photographer. It is not so often that a photographer goes “behind the scenes” but I suspect that there should be some curious folks out there, who like me would love to see that kind of stuff. Continue reading

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