Featured Prints
A curated collection of favorites from the road.
A woman in vivid red tends the gardens beneath the monumental arches and dome of Humayun’s Tomb in Delhi, India.
A close portrait of a camel caught mid-expression in Morocco’s Agafay Desert. Playful and unguarded, the photograph captures one of the unexpected personalities encountered along the way.
The Inca Trail climbs toward Dead Woman’s Pass (Warmi Wañusqa), the highest point of the route at 4,215 meters (13,829 feet). Steep Andean slopes frame the trail as it rises above the valleys below, marking one of the most demanding and dramatic stretches of the journey to Machu Picchu.
Two women share a quiet moment beneath the trees on a sunlit Paris street, framed by ivy, weathered stone, and the warm tones of the surrounding buildings.
A close-up portrait of Wassana, a rescued Asian elephant living at Khao Sok Elephant Sanctuary in southern Thailand. Once used for logging and trekking, Wassana now spends her retirement at the sanctuary. Her weathered skin and gentle expression carry traces of the life she lived before finding refuge.
Delicate calligraphy and floral inlay trace the white marble walls of the Taj Mahal in Agra, India.
Smooth boulders and still water are framed by tropical palms in Tayrona National Natural Park, Colombia.
Looking skyward from a hot air balloon as others float across the pastel morning sky over Cappadocia.
A turquoise vintage touring car brings an unexpected flash of color to the streets of central Madrid.
Hagia Sophia and its minarets framed beneath a sweeping arch in Istanbul, Turkey.
Brightly painted façades and balconies rise beneath a deep blue sky in Guatapé, Colombia.
A line of camels rests against the rolling, sun-bleached hills of Morocco’s Agafay Desert. Woven saddle blankets bring flashes of color to the muted landscape, capturing a quiet pause beneath the desert sun.
A quiet moment inside the Monastery of San Juan de los Reyes, where rows of wooden pews lead toward a vivid crucifix. The warm light and grain of the film capture the stillness of the historic Franciscan monastery, built in the late 15th century under Queen Isabella I of Castile.
A white house and footbridge reflect in the still water on the road out of Portomarín, framed by the lush green hills of Galicia. A quiet morning scene as the Camino continues toward Santiago de Compostela.
An ornate doorway frames one of the towering prangs of Wat Ratchaburana in Ayutthaya, Thailand. Layers of weathered brick and carved stone create a natural frame, drawing the eye through the remains of the ancient temple complex.
A colorful moto rests along a cobblestone street amid the vividly painted buildings of Guatapé, Colombia.
The ornate façade of La Samaritaine appears between the surrounding buildings, its colorful Art Nouveau details standing out against the stone architecture of central Paris. The department store’s historic Jourdain building is known for its steel-and-glass construction and decorative enameled panels.
A boatman guides a brightly painted trajiñera through the canals of Xochimilco, where rows of colorful boats line the waterways.
A narrow stone street winds through Santiago de Compostela’s historic center, framed by weathered façades, enclosed galerías, and wrought-iron balconies. The quiet scene captures the intimate, centuries-old character of the city at the end of the Camino.
A tiled church dome rises above a cobblestone street in San Ángel, framed by old stone walls, tangled utility lines, and a neighborhood stand
A yellow Camino marker points toward Santiago de Compostela, 114 kilometers away, while the opposite arrow leads back toward Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. A simple roadside reminder of the distance traveled—and the journey still ahead—along the Camino de Santiago.
Colorful rows of olives, preserved lemons, spices, and jars fill a market stall in Marrakech. Photographed on film, the abundance of color and repetition captures the sensory richness of wandering through the souks.