It feels somewhat awkward to be recommending my own posts, but I feel that I do once in a blue moon manage to write a memorable post and these posts deserve a permanent home. Now they have their very own page.

Perhaps you are new here and would like further insight into who I am, what I do and most importantly what I photograph and what I write about. Perhaps you just would like to re-read some of the best of my posts. This page is a collection and a guide to what I feel are the best and most important of my blog posts:

Biography

Featured on the About page on my site, click here to read it.

My life as a Nomadic Photographer

• Home. What is home to us? What is home to a nomadic photographer? Featuring 30 images
• Who am I? Nature versus nurture. Think of this: remove yourself entirely from your current life, your environment and the people you know. Start a new life in a new environment with new friends. Are you the same person?
• Forever Changing Part II. Continuing the story of personal and photographic changes on my journey.
• Forever Changing. A post about the large personal and photographic changes happening on the journey.
• Nomad Photographer Part II. Just before takeoff in October 2010 on Part II of my life as a nomadic photographer, these are my thoughts, plans and dreams for part II.
• Reflections of a Nomad Photographer Part I. The first six months of my nomadic existence was the best thing I have ever done and the hardest thing I have ever done. Read my reflections on part I.
• Nomad. Photographer. Traveler. Wanderer. Dreams become reality. Written just before take off, drunk on karma, my nomadic adventure is about to start.
• Nomadic Photographer and Voyager. My flat is sold, my plans are becoming reality.

Inspiration, dreams, passion

• I Dream of Africa. A blog post about my lilfelong dream of a long photography trip through many countries of Africa.
• Inspiration Fueling Creativity. It has been argued that inspiration kills creativity. I argue that inspiration fuels creativity.
• In pursuit of dreams. I am in pursuit of my dreams, no brakes or shock absorbers – you can too.
• A little less tech a little more art. Let us focus more on the artistic side, less on the tech side.
• All in a days work for Mother Nature. How Mother Nature is the greatest artist of all time and a never ending source of inspiration.

Travel Tales

• Aventuras de América Del Sur. Reflecting on my 2.5 months in South America
• The Road. A tale of life on the Road in North America.
• The Town of Pangkalan Bun. The tale of Pangkalan Bun In Borneo.
• Home. What is home to us? What is home to a nomadic photographer? Featuring 30 images
• The Tale of King Georg Falls. Climbing, exploring and capturing the amazing King George Falls in Kimberley, Australia
• Polaroids from Papua New Guinea. The funny off-beat images, behind the scenes of my trip to Papua New Guinea.
• Polaroids from Cambodia. Take a look behind the scenes of my trip to Cambodia.
• Kimberley Tales. Images and stories from 13 fantastic days traveling on the True North up the Kimberley coast in Western Australia.
• My Own Private America. Stories and images from my 2010 road trip to America.
• Notes from Cambodia. The first images and impressions from Cambodia.
• Alotau Festival of Canoes. A story from the Alotau festival of canoes in Papua New Guinea.
• Tales of Papua New Guinea. The first blog post from Papua New Guinea, written onboard the ship True North these are raw emotions and images.
• Leonard Knight of Salvation Mountain. Visiting the great Leonard Knightof Salvation Mountain (and Into the Wild fame)
• I’ve Gone to Look for America. 12.000 kms through the Southwest of USA. These are my impressions and suggestions.
• Days on the Road. A travel tale from Utah about days on the road.
• CAKE crew in Marble Bar and finds a caravan park. The CAKE crew finds ourselves in Marble Bar searching for the caravan park and somewhere to capture a sunset.
• CAKE crew meets Camel Man. In the Pilbara region of Western Australia, the CAKE crew has an alien encounter. Or perhaps it is Camel Man who has an alien encounter?
• Karijini Rainbow Sunrise; magic on a cold morning. CAKE crew captures the sunrise at Karijini. Well two of us do. Casey sleeps in!
• What am I doing here?. A travel report from Malaysia and Kalimantan (Borneo) where reality is warped.
• Kimberley, final frontier, no shock absorbers. A travel tale from the Gibb River Road and Mitchell Plateau of Western Australia.
• Desert. What’s in a name?. The amazing ethereally beautiful Namib desert of Namibia.
• Ubirr and Nourlangie Rock. A tale of the stunning sacred areas of Ubirr and Nourlangie Rock in Kakadu National Park, Australia.
• In the footsteps of Bill Neidjie and the Bunitj Clan. One of the most amazing tales and trips ever. I get access to the sacred closed off aboriginal area Hawk Dreaming and capture landscapes and aboriginal art for the Kakadu National Park.
• Hawk Dreaming and Big Bill Neidjie. The story behind my first visit to this magical place, the home of Big Bill Neidjie – Hawk Dreaming in Australia.