There are lots of people around the world who have yet to experience the joy of traveling. I understand, sometimes it is tough to leave your comfort zone and really get out there, but if you realized some of the things that you would see… take a look at these landscape photos from interesting locations around the world I’ve been to over the last couple years. However also know that this is nothing compared to all the great places you can discover if you are brave enough to just go for it.
The view from the top of Diamondhead Volcano in Hawaii. Lombok Island, Indonesia, with the top of Rinjani Mountain visible in the background. Rice paddies in Vietnam. Mount Fuji in Japan from the air. The view of the North Shore Mountains in Canada from northeastern outskirts of Vancouver.
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The view from Bich Dong Pagoda in Ninh Binh, Vietnam. A drive through the mountains of California. Vayang Rolling Hills, Batan Island, Batanes, Philippines. Highway view of Arenal Volcano in Costa Rica. The smoky top of Tangkuban Parahu volcano outside of Bandung, Indonesia. New Mexico, USA
"Some people eat, others try therapy. I travel." Cultural enthusiast. Adrenaline junkie. Eater of strange foods. Chasing unique and offbeat adventures around the world since 2008. Derek loves going to new destinations where he does not speak a word of the local language and must communicate with hand gestures, or places where he is forced to squat awkwardly to poo -- supposedly its healthier and more efficient. For more information (about Derek, not squat pooing) including popular posts and videos, check out his bio.
Wicked photos man, when did you get a freaking camera to take THESE?! Hahaha. Either way they are awesome. Love the one of Mt. Fuji. Also, I’ve been atop Diamond Head as well, wasn’t nearly as lush looking as that!
Thanks bro. The photos come from a variety of sources: cellphone, tablet, my old digital camera (the one the airlines stole) and a variety of DSLRs I have borrowed temporarily from local friends, wherever I may be.
Yeah, everyone seems to like the Mt Fuji one. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a bad photo…just an old one from a very old Kodak digital camera I had way back when I lived in Tokyo in 2008. If I had the same opportunity today I believe I could get a much better shot, weather permitting.
Didn’t realize that you had been up Diamond Head as well…how did you like it? I loved it, it was a perfect day and the trek up wasn’t anywhere near as bad as I had expected. Ahhh, now I’m missing Hawaii….
Ahhhh, Canadian eh? I always wished I had more time to explore the far northern reaches of your country, instead of just the southern and more populated parts. Well, just means I’ll have to come back again 🙂
Great photos! Thank you
You are most welcome, and thank you for taking the time to check them out 🙂 Best wishes from Indonesia, have a great weekend!
Wicked photos man, when did you get a freaking camera to take THESE?! Hahaha. Either way they are awesome. Love the one of Mt. Fuji. Also, I’ve been atop Diamond Head as well, wasn’t nearly as lush looking as that!
Thanks bro. The photos come from a variety of sources: cellphone, tablet, my old digital camera (the one the airlines stole) and a variety of DSLRs I have borrowed temporarily from local friends, wherever I may be.
Yeah, everyone seems to like the Mt Fuji one. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a bad photo…just an old one from a very old Kodak digital camera I had way back when I lived in Tokyo in 2008. If I had the same opportunity today I believe I could get a much better shot, weather permitting.
Didn’t realize that you had been up Diamond Head as well…how did you like it? I loved it, it was a perfect day and the trek up wasn’t anywhere near as bad as I had expected. Ahhh, now I’m missing Hawaii….
Hard to pick a favorite. They’re all gorgeous. However, any shot of Canada always gets a second look 🙂
Ahhhh, Canadian eh? I always wished I had more time to explore the far northern reaches of your country, instead of just the southern and more populated parts. Well, just means I’ll have to come back again 🙂