I currrently have an eight-page photo spread on the towns of Kotor and Budva in Montenegro in the April 2015 issue of National Geographic Traveller (UK Edition) which is currently on newsstands now.
Slow traveling through a city may mean spending a lot of time in a particular district with a particular group of people. Most of the time for me, that means spending a lot of time in local markets with butchers, fruit and vegetable vendors, and fishmongers at various fish markets.
Leading lines within an image create the impression of a third dimension by adding depth visually.
So when Grekland Panorama – a tourism, culture, and gastronomy travel fair dedicated solely to Greece and Cyprus – came to Stockholm in mid February, I carted the family with me and we headed over to Globen to explore the different islands and boards represented…
Photographer Shaikha Al Khayyal is an Emirati marketeer with over 10 years of experience in events and sponsorship management. She is currently living in Abu Dhabi, and pursuing her graduate studies in Tourism and Cultural Communication…
My personal definition of intimacy means giving your full and undivided attention to a person. And there is something intimate and familiar about a downward glance. It’s a warmer, more inviting look that communicates acknowledgement and attention…