365 Places: National Gallery of Australia
Day 70: National Gallery of Australia (NGA), Canberra, Australia Today I had hoped to go bushwalking as it has been a long time since we went for a walk on the weekend. However,… Continue reading
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A Buddhist in Bali
Text: © Garry Benson 2014 Images: © Garry Benson 2014 Honouring the Gods is such a long-standing tradition in Bali that the island is named after the native word for ‘offering’ – Bebali.… Continue reading
365 Places: Alam Jiwa
Day 55: Alam Jiwa, Nyuh Kuning, Bali, Indonesia Today, I am posting again about Alam Jiwa, the beautiful place I wrote about yesterday in 365 Places: Nyuh Kuning and Garry wrote about inThe… Continue reading
Photo Basics
Text: © Garry Benson 2014 Images: © Garry Benson 2014 Here are some simple tips and rules that can help you to create better pictures. Use them to lead you to create that… Continue reading
365 Places: Port Macquarie
Day 37: Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia May 26 is a special day in the Benson Drury calendar, as it is our wedding anniversary. For this reason, I dedicate today’s post to the… Continue reading
Mise en scène
Text: Garry Benson Editor: Tracey Benson As someone who has worked in stage, film and television for many years the expression mise-en-scène is quite familiar. It has its origins in the theatre, and the French… Continue reading
Collaborations between culture and science: Yorta Yorta projects
It is almost a year since I headed to Shepparton on a Jawun secondment to work with the Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Corporation (YYNAC). My role was to help them to develop their social… Continue reading
Help us make 200 followers: it’s still the w’end in some parts of the globe:
Yesterday we hit 500 likes on our travel site www.geokult-travel.com . We are really excited to share that we almost have 200 followers. We would love to make this milestone this weekend, so if you… Continue reading
The Use of Masks
Text: Garry Benson Images: No information available One of my favourite places is Venice where my friends Francesco and Sarah Aidone own the Dalla Mora hotel, a cozy little gem in the Santa… Continue reading
Gallipoli – a cultural connection
Originally posted on Geokult:
Lone Pine Gallipoli – a panorama So much of my thinking leading up to this trip has focused on how to engage with Turkey as cultural strangers, as people…