Santet and Voodoo: Reflections from a Trip in New Orleans
These magics, in the end, are often used to explain the unexplained or to get revenge. Either you believe it or not, it has become an easy way out for some humans with troubled lives than to solve the matter to its core.
Gooseberry Falls
While in Minnesota
Wildlife Wednesday: Amazonian Frog
There are many species of the Amazon glass frogs and some of them are endangered species.
Going Down
While in Istanbul.
My Top Five Favorite Sea Animals
Do you have a favorite sea animal(s)?
Lessons Learned from Muay Thai
My opponent is my teacher. My ego is my enemy.
Overcrowded
Monochrome Monday While in Papua..
Wildlife Wednesday: Javan Rusa
Similar situation faced by the other wildlife animals, habitat of the Javan Rusa is limited due to human activity. Its population in the wild is considered vulnerable according to IUCN.
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...surviving in challenging circumstances would be hard without a positive perspective. I have been there. We deserve to feel sad, miserable, lost trusts and unlucky compared to others...
Coral Polyps
Day 30 of Underwater Photo Challenge Corals are actually marine animals that made up of thousands of tiny animals called polyps. They bring colors and source of life to the […]
Feather Star Shrimp
Day 27 of Underwater Photo Challenge The shrimps live on a host feather star. They camouflage very well with their host and help the feather star cleaning their wastes. The […]
Africa ›
Mesmerizing Mauritius, Tiny Island in the Indian Ocean
Visiting Mauritius reminds me of a wonderful quote from a book by Dave Barry, “Another great thing about travel: It often serves to remind you that the world is full of things that are not about you.” And it serves our travel in Mauritius, despite its tiny, the island is mighty for its nature and diversity.
Diving in Cape Verde: Sal Island
We got to know the scuba diving in Cape Verde (also called as Cabo Verde) after a presentation at a scuba diving exhibition in the Netherlands. The Atlantic Ocean surrounding […]
Things to see and do in Sal Island (West Africa)
Sal Island of Cape Verde is small. It is 35 km long (which is as far as my working route from Rotterdam to the Hague) with 12 km wide. In […]
Buracona Cave Diving: Underwater Light Shows
Buracona is one of the visitors’ attractions in Sal Island of Cape Verde (Cabo Verde). It is an area of lava rocks coast with beautiful ocean view. Buraco is Portuguese word for […]
Europe ›
Vive La France!
Merci France 🇫🇷 Monochrome Monday.
Never to be Forgotten: The Jewish Quarter in Amsterdam
Located in Amsterdam, the Jewish Quarter (in Dutch: Jodenbuurt) is a neighborhood with bitter history during the World War II. I spent a day exploring the neighborhood and visiting places […]
Het Grachtenhuis (Museum of the Canals) – Amsterdam
I had a great time visiting the Museum of the Canals. It introduced the history of the canals and canal houses in Amsterdam (the Netherlands) through interactive media. It was fun […]
Review: Hotel Bazar Rotterdam, A Hotel with Character
What I expressed in this post is truly based on my travel experience. All images and video are taken by myself in the hotel’s premises. First time entering the hotel’s […]
Featured Photographer ›
Featured Photographer: Tanwir Jogi
Welcome to the 11th edition of the Featured Photographer monthly post. Please meet Muhammad Tanwir, also known with artist name as Tanwir Jogi. Tanwir is a tour operator and photographer at The Trekkerz […]
Featured Photographer: Don Sutherland
Welcome to the tenth edition of the Featured Photographer monthly post. Please meet Don Sutherland, a U.S. American retiree. He is 89 years old in October 10th and perhaps the eldest underwater […]
Featured Photographer: Selena Shephard
Welcome to the ninth edition of the Featured Photographer monthly post. Please meet Selena Shephard, a British who lives in Devon (United Kingdom). Despite of her long-term health issues, Selena continues to […]
Featured Photographer: Dan Anderson
Welcome to the eighth edition of the Featured Photographer monthly post. Please meet Dan Anderson from St. Paul, one of the twin cities in Minnesota (USA). Dan’s images show the extraordinary view of […]
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…surviving in challenging circumstances would be hard without a positive perspective. I have been there. We deserve to feel sad, miserable, lost trusts and unlucky compared to others…
My Top Five Favorite Sea Animals
Do you have a favorite sea animal(s)?
Wildlife Wednesday: Javan Rusa
Similar situation faced by the other wildlife animals, habitat of the Javan Rusa is limited due to human activity. Its population in the wild is considered vulnerable according to IUCN.
Wildlife Wednesday: Amazonian Frog
There are many species of the Amazon glass frogs and some of them are endangered species.
Lessons Learned from Muay Thai
My opponent is my teacher. My ego is my enemy.
Harlequin Shrimp
41st edition of Marine Life monthly post. Marine Life post published on the 19th of the month. It aims to share information about the marine life species and to promote their conservation. […]
Santet and Voodoo: Reflections from a Trip in New Orleans
These magics, in the end, are often used to explain the unexplained or to get revenge. Either you believe it or not, it has become an easy way out for some humans with troubled lives than to solve the matter to its core.
Overcrowded
Monochrome Monday While in Papua..
Gooseberry Falls
While in Minnesota