I love to look at a city’s street art and graffiti while I’m traveling. I think it says a lot about the city and its subcultures that are generally unavailable to the casual traveler. These shots were taken in and around La Candelaria in Bogotá, Colombia.
In 2007, I made a decision to live life on my own terms. I use travel as a medium to push my personal boundaries, broaden my perspectives, and challenge my idea of what's wrong and right. [Read more]
Losing a Loved One on the Road
Dear Colombia: A Love Letter
Am I Done Traveling?
Why Vilcabamba is Seriously Overrated
A Sober Traveler and an Anniversary
My 2010 Travel Costs
My New Apartment in Oaxaca
Who’s In Control: You Or Your Possessions?
Celebrating Four Years Of Travel
When Two Becomes One: Breaking Up and Traveling Alone Again
Am I Colombia’s Newest Football Fan?
The Most Unsettling Place in the United States
Things To Look Forward To In 2012
Happy New Year!
Did NLP Cure My Fear Of Flying?
Travel Highlights of 2011
When the Ground Shakes: Earthquake in Mexico City
A Travel Fail
Chapultepec: The Only Royal Castle In The Americas
A Tour Of My Apartment In Mexico City [Video]
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