The Monasteries of Meteora

I’ve finally come to that time where I’ve run out of recent images to share and won’t be able to do any travelling for a little while. Work is keeping me busy, and of course, international travel is still out of the question. So for the next few months, I’ll be posting older images that I haven’t yet shared here on the blog. These will be from all over the world, but I’m starting with a few weeks featuring photos from all over Greece.

Today, I am sharing some of my favourite images of Meteora. This spectacular location consists of several orthodox monasteries precariously perched on top of finger-like rock formations. It looks like something out of a fantasy novel, and you may have spotted one of those images from elsewhere in my portfolio before. So without further ado, enjoy these photos from the good old days when travel was a much easier business than it is now!

The Desert on a Canvas

The Atacama Desert put on a show for us one afternoon. This was one of the most fantastic light I’ve ever seen and resulted in some beautiful imagery of the Altiplanic Lagoons. I’ll be looking to print some of those to decorate my home - and I will make these available as canvases and metal prints for anyone interested.

Atacama's Valleys

This weekend, I’m sharing a few more highlights of the Atacama Desert. First, some aerial photos of the Death Valley, followed by an incredible sunset at the Amphitheatre in the Moon Valley. The Atacama is one of the most unusual landscapes I have ever photographed, and I would have loved to spend longer there to capture more of its arresting beauty. I hope to be back there again some day soon!

Lagoons at Eduardo Avaroa National Park

Besides the stunning wildlife, the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve is dotted with many spectacular lagoons. Following on from Laguna Hedionda, we made our way through several more, such as Laguna Charcota and Laguna Verde. Most lagoons provide the opportunity to spot flamingoes, as well as other local wildlife.