Snapshots from my Current world survey

My collection of brief visual introductions to various parts of our planet , calendar of movements and portable scrapbook/diary. In chronological order



2003
Photos from home
Antarctica
Maui photoalbum
South America
Scandinavia
Greece & Croatia
California
Southern China
England
Burma
Spain
Laos
Rio
Vietnam

Cambodia

Australia

New Zealand


2004

French polynesia & Rapa nui

Equador (Galapagos)

Colombia & Venezuela

Southern Africa

Singapore & Malaysia


2005

The Philippines

Korea

Northern China

XXX

Southern Portugal

The Azores


2006

Southern Brazil

Venezuela

The Dutch antilles


2008

Central Portugal

Northeast Brazil

Cabo Verde

NOW , Spain



note to self ; The following continental journeys remain ,

- Pacific rim : Japan , Taiwan & Kamtchatka.
- Other Asia : India , Bhutan , Nepal , Tibet & Mongolia.
- Red Sea rim : Egypt , Eritrea , Djibouti and Ethiopia when re-exploring the red sea.
- Other Africa : Cameroon , Gabon and Brazzaville + Senegal and Guinea - Bissau +
Ghana ,Togo , Benin and Säo Tomé & Principe of course + Eastern Africa & Madagascar.
- Arctic : Canada & Greenland when going sea exploring to Iceland the Faroes and Svalbard.
- Other : Western OZ + Aegean to Caspian sea. Guyanas , Caribbean , Central America.

( that swath of land between Morocco and India is conspicuously absent from my list
due to it being physically as ugly as it is culturally un appetizing )

End of current world survey (No major areas of personal interest left to explore....on land.)

2010-2084 = Explore Oceans (BG,CR & satellites)


Scrapbook of previous travels , i.e. the arctic,Indonesia,Maluku,
Thailand,Ceylon,OZ,NZ,Maldives,Mexico,Bahamas,all of the U.S.A,
Alaska,most of Europe & the UK,Canarys,Madeira,Red sea,etc.




A photograph is a fascinating thing !

A window upon the world , a visual instant in time frozen for all eternity.
As we drift through our existence it is up to us to decide which windows to open ,
and which ones shall be left closed forever.
Our mind is not an objective eventrecorder nor is it a subjective memory cache to be relied upon.
It erodes........like seacliffs being pounded by the waves of time , to eventually vanish forever.
So , for god's sake , get yourself a bloody camera !

And remember, a picture says more than a thousand words.

Cheers
Rick

P.S. 95% of the Photos on this site were taken with a Casio Exilim credit card size camera
In 2008 I changed to Canon SD 870 IS, a wide angle ultracompact (bordering on too large)

e-mail : rick @ forselles.com