I tend to take photos wherever I am. For example, here’s a picture I took on a recent trip to Charleston:
While 2012 promises a few great opportunities, I’ve been trying to think about places I’d like to go on a photography adventure, and my list is pretty standard:
- New Zealand – the geography is beautiful, varied and in a small area. The people are great, too…
- Patagonia – a co-worker from Argentina gave me a book on his country, and it was incredible.
- Machu Pichu – I’ve always been amazed at the craftsmanship of this mysterious, remote city in the clouds. I think the journey there would be a big adventure, too…
- Athens – My wife teases me about my interest in “ruins” – If there is a dilapidated old fort or some other old, abandoned something, I want to see it. Athens is pretty much the top of this list. I actually had tickets booked this past summer, but other things interfered.
- Egypt/Nile/Pyramids – what really needs to be said? They are an incredible human feat. Sadly, this and Machu Pichu seem the least likely to happen for me, although for different reasons…
- Bali – OK, actually, I just want to take my wife to Bali. But hey, I’ll take some pictures!
What is your list? The good news is I actually have a chance to get to some of these places (eventually), but I’d love to broaden my goals. I’m especially interested in US destinations.
Maybe it’s pretty standard… but still a great list!
Ian – I’m really interested in getting new and less conventional places on the list. You live in a great area of the world – what are your favorite spots? (or spots you’d like to get to?)
Lee, Check out my latest post. http://ianspagnolo.com/2011/12/24/project-365-45365/