Planet in Peril: Climate Change The NASA numbers are in for Climate Change, 2016 was the hottest year ever. On Friday it tops the agenda at the World Economic Forum, Davos, Switzerland. But what does climate change look like? Traveling three continents in 2016 I photographed disturbing scars on some of the planets most beautiful sights. From … [Read more...]
Eagle Huntress Soars Across Male Boundaries
Run don't walk to the Eagle Huntress. This documentary has it all, storyline, cinematography and exotic location. Best of all it is a heartwarming story about a 13-year-old girl who defies centuries-old male traditions. Meet Aisholpan Nurgaiv who lives on the vast Khazkh Steppe with her nomadic family. Here men ride with their trained golden … [Read more...]
Dateline Dubai, What’s New
Dateline Dubai, What's New In Dubai on Monday construction began on The Tower, the world's tallest building. It will be higher than the Burj Khalifa which stretches half a mile into the sky. Completion is scheduled for Dubai Expo 2020. The exact height is yet to be revealed, but the design by Santiago Calatrava is a slender tower "evoking … [Read more...]
Zambezi Reflections
Zambezi Reflections The noctural snorting hippo chorus, spellbinding pastel pink sunrises and awesome wildlife are among my most vivid Zambezi reflections. The place was Chiawa in Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia. This camp looks across the water to Zimbabwe. In between are sandbanks where crocodiles lurk, long legged birds fish and … [Read more...]
Mont Blanc Challenge
Mont Blanc Challenge Seventy-five miles of hiking in 8 days with approximately 23,000 ft of ascent? This was our Mont Blanc Challenge. I calculated the aggregate ascent to be greater than Mt. Kilimanjaro. It would be more like scaling a Himalayan Annapurna. A challenge indeed but I lived to tell the tale... At 15,781 feet, Mont Blanc, is … [Read more...]
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