This article is the final in a series of 3, by Garry Benson, which covers all the technical steps for succesfully taking shots of artwork suitable for print publication. On the left, the… Continue reading
By Garry Benson This series of three articles covers all the technical steps for successfully taking shots of artwork suitable for print publication. Traditional printing methods use patterns of dots to render photographic… Continue reading
Day 80: Finding more connections. A friend recently sent me a blog post which had relevance to some of my earlier posts about making connections between worlds: especially my post about the Yorta Yorta people and their… Continue reading
Day 71: Everywhere and Nowhere So far I have posted about 70 different places, about places I have visited and places where I long to go. I have not done so great with… Continue reading
Day 69: Bangalore, India Today’s post is another puzzle piece that connects to our dream to travel to India. Earlier this week I was at the KM Australia conference and met someone from… Continue reading
The 2009 Ride: Before Setting Out Contributed by Gerald Maclean I ended the last post reporting that ‘On 22 September 2009, with seven horses and a supply vehicle, the first Evliya Çelebi Ride… Continue reading
This nice little email was in my inbox this morning – great to see that people like reading my reviews 🙂 You can check out my reviews of activities, accommodation and food on… Continue reading
Day 67: Sultanahmet, Istanbul, Turkey Today, my focus is on one of my favourite places in the world, Sultanahmet – the old city of Istanbul. We have stayed a number of times in… Continue reading
This morning I woke up to see that we now have over 300 WordPress followers to our Geokult Travel blog – how exciting! Over the 3.5 months since we started we have achieved:… Continue reading
Just got this email from Tripadvisor and couldn’t resist sharing 🙂 I was pretty excited to be in the top 2 percent of Canberra reviewers! You can read all of my reviews on… Continue reading
