People, places and captured moments selected from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. Telephone poles strung with tangles of wires have been a common sight in many countries throughout Asia and it is equally common to see several workers searching through a junction box packed with an equally large tangle of wires. This pole was inContinue reading “Think This Could Be A Problem!”
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Welcome To Labuan
People, places and captured moments selected from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. Welcome to Malaysia: These Bidayuh ladies in traditional clothes great newly arriving guests at the airport. These sort of welcomes are not uncommon in Asia and for Westerners they quickly let you know you’re not in Kansas anymore. Click for these popular travelContinue reading “Welcome To Labuan”
Johannesburg, A Tale of Two Cities
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Today’s Image “NO BIKES”
People, places and captured moments selected from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. Sometimes I see things that strike me as funny. While some people just don’t seem to get my sense of humor I’ll show an example… Such is the case with this image taken in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile. Most of the townsContinue reading “Today’s Image “NO BIKES””
The Intentional Travelers Have Gone Wild
Collections Of Wildlife Photos From Places We’ve Visited EXPLORING GALAPAGOS WILDLIFE INTO THEWILDS OF SRI LANKA ALASKA WILDLIFE CHILE’S WILDLIFE TOP TO BOTTOM HUNTING ANAMALS IN AFRICA’S KRUGER NATIONAL PARK WILDLIFE OF THE FALKLAND ISLANDS SEALS, SEA LIONS AND SEA BIRDS OH MY.. Our Recent Posts: Our Tag Cloud
Todays Image • The Maidens Of The Acropolis
The Athen’s Acropolis is an amazing place with “The Porch Of The Maidens” being a frequent subject for photographs. The porch sits at the rear of the detailed Erechtheion that was constructed around 315 BC. The maidens are facing the Parthenon, and were given the name ‘Caryatids’, after the young women from the village of Karyes inContinue reading “Todays Image • The Maidens Of The Acropolis”