Being a professional travel photographer is not quite as easy as it seems
A brief survey of visits to the eastern part of Germany, before and after the wall came down
A brief introduction to a new 3D illustrated book covering all the London postcode districts, produced by Doublevision Publishing
A description of a week's shooting trip to three iconic cities in Italy
A visit to some of the impressive ancient Roman remains in Algeria
A brief holiday visit to the county of Norfolk, in East Anglia, England
A short visit to Rio de Janeiro, The first stop on a month long trip photographing Brazil.
An explanation why Iceland is one of my favourite places, via the first (of many) visits there
The last leg: Queensland and Northern Territory
A visit to Ilulissat in Greenland, with its ice fjord and beautifully sculpted icebergs.
On an Easter Break from university, I describe some of my adventures in Israel
Thirty years ago, I visited Texas and poor weather or not, I had a very good time there.
Visiting the Ancient Greek Word via a (Swan Hellenic) cruise
In the first of MY FAVOURITE PLACES, I describe my various visits to Essaouira, Morocco
The round Australia photo shoot continues to, the states of South Australia, Victoria, Canberra and New South Wales
A description of the events surrounding, and including Mardi Gras in New Orleans
A visit to a tropical UNESCO Heritage Site in Africa
Descriptions of two visits to what is alleged to be the most photographed event in America
The second of the dunes accounts, this tale describes two visits to Morocco's Merzouga sand hills
Correction for Inadvertently referring to the capital of Brazil as being Rio de Janeiro when it is Brasilia
A 3-day in duration, but infinitely more in experience. visit to the bottom of South America
The first part of a round Australia photo shoot for Thomas Cook Publications
The story of a day trip from Tokyo to see the famous Mt Fuji
An audio survey of different sand dunes I've photographed across the world
Following the early 19th century American explorers, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
Vienna - the friends for whom I travelled by train all across Europe to stay with on Christmas Eve...weren't there!
A week-long summer trip to Scotland, featuring the famous annual local event
Spotting Alligators and Crocodiles, with a brief explanation of the differences, in their natural habitats
Visits to the ancient Mexican sites of Teotihuacan, Chichen Itza, Tulum, Coba, Palenque and Uxmal
A tour through the country of Hungary, when the Iron Curtain was still a border
The fourth in a series of things that can go wrong - and how to deal with them
A survey of some of the ancient Roman remains - and a couple more - in Tunisia, over several visits
What's it like to be by yourself on a safari with only a local guide, cook and three tent builders?
On a year and a half long motorhome journey across the United States, I passed through North and South Dakota
What happens when a photographer loses the film shot for an assignment?
Indulge in a few luxury accommodations on this paradise island
During the Arab Spring, a visit to a camp in Tunisia accommodating refugees from Libya, proved to be a profound experience.
Watching erupting volcanoes create the newest land on the planet
The second in a series of things that can go wrong - and how to deal with them
A brief survey of my sightings of our aquatic relatives, dolphins and whales
Two old friends talk about their time in a Nazi concentration camp
The first in a series of things that can go wrong - and how to deal with them
A chronicle of a three-day motorboat voyage up the Amazon River
Learning to deal with the very different cuisine of Japan
The return visits to China in 1995, 1999 and 2005
An account of my first visit to China (Episode 2, the next podcast, will be of the return trips in 1995, 1999 and 2005)
Trinidad and Tobago - An account of visiting the beautiful beaches of Tobago and attending the Carnival of Trinidad
During my 35 years as a freelance travel photographer, the note I kept for myself turn out to be full of some very interesting stories