Journeys

Photographic and written records organized by a specific trip or journey.

  • Returning to Cusco from Puno for what was meant to be a quiet day of rest, we unexpectedly came upon an Easter procession that filled the familiar streets with spectacle and left a lasting impression.

  • On Lake Titicaca’s floating reed islands, an encounter with the Uros way of life prompts reflections on tourism, material wealth, desire, and happiness.

  • On tranquil Taquile Island, lake views, terraced fields, and traditional textiles coexist with the quiet arrival of modern life, testing the serenity of this secluded, age-old community.

  • Through reflections in shop windows, street art, and passing figures, Vancouver emerges as both dreamlike and faintly lonely—a city of pandemic-shuttered shops and unhurried streets.

  • From Richmond’s Winter Olympics venue to Fort Langley’s historic site, antique shops, and old-town streets, I traced British Columbia’s past before making a detour to White Rock to continue my wanderings along the coast.

  • A day spent exploring Victoria’s Chinatown, Market Square, Fisherman’s Wharf, and the Parliament Buildings, with lighthearted yet perceptive observations spanning tourist landmarks, city commerce, and details of street life.

  • Hiking the Joffre Lakes trail past glacial lakes, rushing streams, and steep slopes, I discovered—in my fellow hikers and the details along the way—the perseverance it takes to reach a place of such beauty.

  • Rather than photographing only the turquoise waters of Joffre Lakes, I turned my gaze to tree rings, roots, stones, and dappled shadows, searching along the trail for traces left by time, wind, and light.

  • Turning away from The Butchart Gardens’ familiar postcard views, I focused instead on pandemic signs, visitors’ gestures, and chance encounters—recording a travel experience unique to that moment behind the beauty.

  • A ferry ride to Vancouver Island during the pandemic, capturing fellow passengers in the cabins and on deck, the seascapes along the way, and the sense of motion created by tilted compositions.