Posts Tagged ‘photo friday’
Photo Friday!
After a long hiatus, our Photo Friday feature is back! Today we feature some amazing travel photography from AirTreks World Journey member Timido (aka The Shy Photographer).
Timido has traveled extensively around the world from central Asia, to South America, to Antarctica. His shots reveal his unending romance with travel, architecture and the natural world.
Enjoy!
This week’s selections highlight British outdoorsman James Myatt, aka nzbuu, and his shots while trekking in the Lake District of Northern England.
Enjoy!
Last week we brought you photos from the lush and tropical South Pacific taken by AirTreks’ dynamic exploring duo Daniel and Sara, perhaps to get you ready for the upcoming winter.
In that same spirit, and for the Southern Hemisphere’s approaching winter, this week’s selections highlight the Patagonia region of southern Chile and Argentina, again from Daniel and Sara.
Enjoy!
For those of us residing in the Northern Hemisphere, we’re rapidly approaching that chilliest of seasons. What better moment to relax on a Friday take the mind back to the warm and tropical.
This week’s photo selections focus on the South Pacific and are from our permanent pair of well-traveled staff sales consultants, Daniel and Sarah Gamber.
Their 2002 trip included a list of islands in the South Pacific. Here are some of the best shots. Keep an eye out next week for more photos from of their world travels.
Enjoy!
This week’s selections come from world traveler and AirTreks travel consultant Dave Lowe. More of his work can be seen on our Flickr group page. Or else join him on his website for more travel-related curiosities.
Happy Photo Friday!
This week’s selections come from AirTreks’ travel consultant Cassie, taken while on an extended trip in Northern India. More of Cassie’s work can be seen on her website: www.cassietregellas.com.
This week’s photo selections from AirTreks’ World Journey group page on Flickr.
Enjoy!
Photo selections from the AirTreks’ Flickr traveler’s group pool. Feel free to submit your own!






