Jose Megre was a world renowned trans continental driver and adventurer. His journeys took him to all but one country in the world. That country was Iraq, a country that he will sadly never visit. Jose died at age 66 in 2009.
An image of a young Cambodian boy captured as he stands proud and true on the front of a passing boat. His stance and posture were very still and upright.
The MV Liemba has been cruising the shores of Lake Tanganyika for close to a century. She still runs to this day, and a journey aboard her is a fascinating voyage.
The Kremlin is guarded by the Presidential Regiment, a special branch of Russian soldiers who protect the impenetrable walls of the Kremlin. On this day the snow was falling thick and fast.
Whilst trying to photograph this group of women sewing the rice paddies and terraces, one of them caught me. So I began to laugh and smile, as it turned out, it was infectious and pretty soon the whole group were laughing.
Jose Megre was a world traveler and adventurer seeker, who spent over 50 years traveling...
This weeks image is another captured at Lake Tonle Sap, during my time in Cambodia...
Stare at any map of the African continent for more than a few seconds, and it won’t...
This weeks image was captured in Moscow back in April of 2007. It shows a lone Presidential...
This weeks image was captured in Madagascar during my time in the country late last...
No matter what your intentions throughout the day in the fabled city of Marrakesh, sooner or later all paths lead to ‘Djemaa el Fna Square.’...
The old chestnut of the Internet killing the guidebook has probably been done to death by now, so I’m not really going to head down that path....
Stare at any map of the African continent for more than a few seconds, and it won’t be long before your eyes begin drifting towards the region...
Jose Megre was a world traveler and adventurer seeker, who spent over 50 years traveling the globe. Most of which was done by either organizing...
Jason has traveled the world extensively during the last 20 years, with overland journeys on six continents and across over 90 countries.
This site serves as a chronicle of the images and tales from these journeys, as well as offering advice and general information for other like minded travelers.(Or the armchair traveler, if your that way inclined. We don't discriminate here.)
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