TR RYAN: If Edvard Munch Could Bark

Sunday, August 14, 2011

If Edvard Munch Could Bark

Montoya Hill
Ojo Sarco, NM - May 2011
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1 comment:

Dawn Fine said...: Cool!!; 6:43 PM

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Country/Territory Count*

148 - Antarctica - December 2020

147 - Ghana - October 2019

146 - Guatemala - March 2019

145 - Namibia - December 2018

144 - Georgia - October 2018

143 - Uzbekistan - October 2018

142 - Rwanda - August 2018

141 - Uganda - August 2018

140 - Turkmenistan - May 2018

139 - Romania - August 2017

138 - Iran - August 2017

137 - Kazakhstan - August 2017

136 - Kyrgyzstan - August 2017

135 - Lithuania - August 2017

134 - Palestine - April 2017

133 - Israel - April 2017

132 - St. Vincent - March 2017

131 - Grenada - March 2017

130 - St. Lucia - March 2017

129 - Borneo - February 2017

128 - Fujairah - November 2016

127 - Ras Al Khaimah - November 2016

126 - Ajman - November 2016

125 - Sharjah - November 2016

124 - India - October 2016

123 - Samoa - September 2016

122 - Easter Island - March 2016

121 - Chile - March 2016

120 - Honduras - December 2015

119 - Fiji - October 2015

118 - Bali - October 2015

117 - Maldives - October 2015

116 - Sri Lanka - October 2015

115 - Tonga - September 2015

114 - Lebanon - June 2015

113 - Portugal - May 2015

112 - Madagascar - April 2015

111 - Colombia - February 2015

110 - Seychelles- January 2015

109 - Palau - January 2015

108 - Jordan - October 2014

*As listed in the Traveler's Century Club qualifications

From Gadling - On-line Travel Magazine

And last but certainly not least, I love the images shared by TR Ryan, whose amazing photostream is a perfect example of how creative photoprocessing and radical visual effects can still convey the story of a travel adventure. T.R. Ryan, blogs at the equally beautiful From the Faraway, Nearby -- a blog, he claims, is "a celebration of travel, nature and poetry of place." His site is a true traveler's photoblog, with images from 6 different continents, and filled with his impressions of the lands he visits. Definitely work a good long look.