Tag: photography
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london
The ferry I boarded was an enormous vessel, boasting eight levels. The lower decks housed vehicles, while the upper decks featured a variety of amenities including lounges, sleeping quarters, a cafeteria, a movie theater, a shop, a spa, and a bar, among others. I explored the ship before settling in at the bar where I…
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galway & dingle
After spending a few delightful days in County Mayo, Jen and I headed south along the coast to Galway, stopping frequently to capture the breathtaking scenery with our cameras. The Irish coastline is undeniably one of the most beautiful landscapes I’ve ever seen. We arrived in Galway early in the afternoon, settled into a place…
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county mayo
Her knuckles were white as she gripped the steering wheel, her back rigid with tension. The car was thick with nervous energy as we navigated our way out of Dublin, trying to find the expressway. I took a deep breath, focused on relaxing, and concentrated on sending calm, confident vibes to Jen, who was bravely…
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I AMsterdam
The train journey from Brussels to Amsterdam whizzed by much faster than expected. I nestled into my plush, first-class coach seat intending to read, but in no time, we were pulling into Amsterdam Centraal station. I grabbed my luggage and hailed a cab outside, which took me to my flat in the Museumplein district, just…
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venice
My two younger sisters and I arrived in Venice early Sunday morning, greeted by a fierce storm. As the water bus navigated to our stop at Fondamente Nuove, rain lashed the boat, drenching everything. Disembarking, we took shelter, struggling to find our hotel in the downpour with our luggage in tow. The rain intensified as…
She Travels Alone 