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Faces of “Carnaval”: A Visual Story from the Heart of Ecuador

April 13, 2025

During my time in Quito, Ecuador, I attended “Carnaval “(quite different from what I expected). First, carnavals in all Ecuador are rooted among the Huarangas natives which over time got mixed in with Christian beliefs brought on by the Spanish colonizers. Each city celebrates “carnaval” a bit differently where

Seventy and Solo: A Year of Adventure, Challenges, Freedom and Reflections

March 11, 2025

How-To Tips Reinvent Yourself Serving Humanity

As I approach my 72nd birthday, I always like to reflect back and assess the year and what would be different going forward. For this year’s birthday, I want to reflect on the process and outcomes of my first yearlong travel as a solo nomad at the age of 70

Bogotá Uncovered: One Week in the City of Contrasts

March 11, 2025

Art Destinations Arts/Culture Wanderlust

Leaving Cartagena for a week’s stay in the capital of Bogota, a city 8500 feet above sea level with a population of over 8 million. Bogota is the Colombia’s cultural center as it dominated all forms of cultural expressions. A modern city with a beautiful historic center with much of

Navigating Nature’s Masterpiece: A Galápagos Cruise Experience

March 11, 2025

Art Destinations Arts/Culture Wanderlust

A cruise through the Galápagos Islands will allow you to not only understand the connection between Charles Darwin and his theory on evolution but to see the force of the islands’ volcanic origin (still active) and its biodiversity both on land and sea. Each island (got to visit 7) is

Immersed in Cartagena: History, Culture, and the Caribbean Spirit

February 9, 2025

Art Destinations Arts/Culture Wanderlust

As I embark on my second year of travel, this time going south, my first stop is Cartagena, Colombia. Here I remained for six weeks as I mapped out the first several months of my travels. Cartagena is both a port, and a historic walled city situated on the Caribbean

Echoes from La Guajira and the Wayuu Tribe of Colombia

February 9, 2025

Art Destinations Arts/Culture Wanderlust

During my stay in Colombia, I traveled for several days to the northern coast of Colombia known as La Guajira Peninsula, part desert where the indigenous community, the Wayuu Tribe has lived for centuries. Wayuu are semi-nomadic herders and traders also known as the people of sun, sand and wind.

Two Months, Two Cities: A Tale of Hell’s Kitchen and Fishtown

February 9, 2025

My Photography Wanderlust

The neighborhoods of Hell’s Kitchen in New York City and Fishtown in Philadelphia, both have a unique history, gentrified over several decades becoming preferred places to visit or live. During my return from my yearlong nomadic travels, I stayed in both these neighborhoods each for an entire month, loving every

2024 Year in Review: The Best and Worst Events in a Tumultuous Year

January 12, 2025

My Photography Serving Humanity

As 2024 ends, half of this country is dreading what will be four years of insanity. I can only hope that there will be an awakening that leads to controlling the worst impulses of human greed and our government becoming a corporatocracy. For now, let see what will become of

Art Basel 2024…. An immersion of the Art World and all its excesses

January 12, 2025

Art Destinations Arts/Culture

Art Basel, also known as Miami Art Week offers a combination of art fairs, museum exhibitions, satellite art programs, public art and murals seen through its many neighborhoods and commercial districts. There are over a dozen art fairs and it’s almost impossible to see them all. During this first week

Voices from the Classroom: A Kenyan Story on Making a Difference

November 24, 2024

Arts/Culture Wanderlust

As part of my yearlong travels, it was important for me to end the year by becoming more purposeful. By connecting my world with that of another place so different from my reality, hoping to serve as a global citizen in changing a person’s life. During my 18 days in

The Last Stop: A Year of Travel Ends in Kenya

November 24, 2024

Arts/Culture Wanderlust

The final 18 days of my yearlong travel were spent in Kenya before heading home. If you were to ask me was this part of my original travel plans, I would have to say “not exactly” with no regrets. Kenya is known for its scenic landscapes, a diversity of indigenous

The Heartbeat of the Maasai People: A Story of Endurance

November 15, 2024

Arts/Culture Wanderlust

When traveling through Kenya, you are likely to come across the Maasai Tribe, a semi- nomadic and pastoral community of people that are fighting to retain most of their traditions. The Maasai People are famously known for their unique customs that are rooted in co-existing with wildlife and the herding

Faces of “Carnaval”: A Visual Story from the Heart of Ecuador

Seventy and Solo: A Year of Adventure, Challenges, Freedom and Reflections

Bogotá Uncovered: One Week in the City of Contrasts

Navigating Nature’s Masterpiece: A Galápagos Cruise Experience

Immersed in Cartagena: History, Culture, and the Caribbean Spirit

Echoes from La Guajira and the Wayuu Tribe of Colombia

Two Months, Two Cities: A Tale of Hell’s Kitchen and Fishtown

2024 Year in Review: The Best and Worst Events in a Tumultuous Year

Art Basel 2024…. An immersion of the Art World and all its excesses

Voices from the Classroom: A Kenyan Story on Making a Difference

The Last Stop: A Year of Travel Ends in Kenya

The Heartbeat of the Maasai People: A Story of Endurance

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