Welcome to my blog!
There are three interconnected areas that I am passionate about and that will be central to the conversations I intend to create on this blog over time:
So, I’m looking forward to engaging in exploring and protecting our planet!
Marc Turcan – ShootPlanet
Buenos Aires is a fantastic city with a lot to discover, great architecture, culture, nightlife, and of course the best beef -parrillas- on earth 🤩. Beyond the Carlos Gardel Song “Mi Buenos Aires Querido”, the city is often called the Paris of Latin America, for good reasons. The city founded in the 14th century and…
DetailsThe Gulf of Saint-Tropez south of France is a concentration of picturesque villages surrounded by beautiful beaches and superb nature. Discover a dozen spots not to miss in that beautiful part of the French Azure coast especially if you like travel photography. 1- Saint-Tropez The colorful village of Saint Tropez contrasting with the blue Mediterranean…
DetailsThe iconic Seychelles Islands are often called the land of perpetual summer, adding one more reason (out of many) to consider that place a paradise The Republic of Seychelles is an archipelago with 115 islands over 177 square miles, in the Indian Ocean (0.03% of its surface is land!). Only 33 of the islands are…
DetailsBryce Canyon National Park in southwestern Utah (USA) is famous for its worldly unique geology. That wonder attracts more than a million nature lovers visitors every year. This is actually not a canyon but a collection of natural amphitheaters. The amazing colors, permanently changing with the light and the weather makes Bryce canyon one of…
DetailsMacao was the first and last Asian European colony and remained Portuguese for 400 years. It was transferred back to China in 1999 and became a Special Administrative Region of China. That place is today an amazing blend of Chinese and Portuguese feel, within a Las Vegas heavy touch so my post is about the…
DetailsBora Bora is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in the world. That tropical island of French Polynesia is one of the most secluded islands on the planet. As an example, Hawaii gets more visitors in 10 days than the whole of French Polynesia gets in a whole year. The island is part of…
DetailsBolivia is an amazing country with great contrasts, from the Andeans Altiplano to the Amazon rainforest, offering amazing landscape photography opportunities. The country has the world’s highest of almost everything: highest capital (La Paz 3650 m), highest city, highest lake, forest, etc. The country offers endless stunning natural beauties, as well as preserved cultures (and…
DetailsThe Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania is one of Africa’s Seven Natural Wonders, a well-deserved title considering the long list of amazing places on this continent. It is also on the list of the 10 Natural Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which had a very positive impact on wildlife preservation. …
DetailsIreland’s beautiful greenery (and Willing Drennan’s poem) are likely at the origin of the Emeralds Island’s nickname, which is well-deserved. Rainy and often challenging weather (especially fora photographer 😢 ) clearly contribute to it… and actually adds to the island’s beauty! There are also 30 000 castles and ruins on the island, like the beautiful…
DetailsLas Vegas is a fascinating place (and a landscape photography paradise), full of contrasts and constant transformation. I’ll soon dedicate a post to this city but I first wanted to cover something a bit different about this crazy place. For decades, as soon as a casino is demolished, a new one is born. Memories and…
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