Travel Photography

Just spotted this at Pearson airport. Ive never seen this?

Sailed on the Ocean Explorer with Quark we got lucky with mild Drake Passage weather and incredible wildlife. Saw humpbacks feeding and a pod of orcas that came right up near the ship. Couldn’t have timed it better. This sub was super helpful when I was planning, so just wanted...

Those infinite verandas really hit different. Instead of the usual balcony setup, it just feels like you’re fully out at sea but still have the quiet and privacy. I kept mine open all night on Apex and the only thing you hear is the waves. Such a cool design.

Today I was able to capture a sneak peek. Staff told me, it will be opening on December 22nd.

Just saw a guy in a suit and carry-on get dropped off via the BMW, walk up the stairs and I presume onto the plane. Does United offer a VIP service and what is it called?

I’m flying on a 35 year old Delta 767-300ER which took its first flight on June 5,1990 and I see what appears to be an Ethernet network port right above the USB port. 😮 This is the first time I’ve noticed this on an older Delta plane. Has anyone plugged into one of these?

Picture taken from the terminal window.

Nothing like an early morning stroll at the mothership. If you have time on your next flight, it's a very nice peaceful walk.

Of course there’s this many people or more inside, the line is starting to go down the road behind me in this photo.

I fly United almost every week but rarely on CRJs. Just saw this storage setup onboard kind of like a fancy version of the luggage rack on an airport shuttle. Honestly seems easier for passengers, but I’m surprised they gave up a few rows for it. Wonder what the tradeoff is.

It was her first flight. She had to catch the red eye from PDX-MSP to get home.

Every trip I waste time fiddling with angles and light, and still my pics look flat or awkwardly cropped. Do you have tricks to make framing easier without taking 20 retakes?

Snapped this shot on a PHX–MSN flight and realized that round hole down there is Meteor Crater in Arizona. Super cool to see it so clearly from the air. The winding lines up top look like old water channels too.

I was surprised to read about Odyz that turns your travel photos into a visual passport . This new app basically creates an automated digital travel passport from all your existing travel photos. It seems to be taking a fresh approach to organizing and displaying our travel...