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Minimalist Packing: How to Travel Light Without Sacrificing Comfort

Traveling light is an art form that can make your journeys more enjoyable and less stressful. By mastering minimalist packing, you can streamline your travel experience without sacrificing comfort. This guide will show you how to achieve the perfect balance between efficiency and convenience.Source: Yan KrukauWhy Minimalist Packing?Benefits of Traveling LightMinimalist packing offers numerous advantages:Ease […]

Tips to Avoid Scams When Traveling Abroad This Summer

Ah, summer! It’s impossible not to love it. The days are warmer, the ice creams taste sweeter, the spirits are higher, and the beaches call us to relax and unwind. But, while we daydream about lying on the beach, soaking up the rays, cybercriminals are getting ready for what they see as their busiest time […]

The Bohdan Lee Interview

As creators, we all take different paths in our creative journeys – that is what makes us unique. Although we may have the same goals and aspirations, it’s our own, individual journeys that set us all apart. Sitting down with Bohdan Lee, it is very clear that his passion has always been to help others […]

Digital Nomad Dreams: A Guide for Young Professionals Seeking Location Freedom

How would you like to exchange your office cubicle for a beachside paradise or a city cafe at the center of the action? Sounds appealing? This guide is created for digital nomads just like you, who are eager to nurture their professional and personal growth. This article provides practical tips from scoring remote job opportunities […]

My Experience Documenting Artists in Paris

HERE NOW Paris Art Exhibition by Joe Taveras and Matthew Moloney

Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of joining my brother, Matthew Moloney, and good friend, Joe Taveras, on a journey to Paris to host an art exhibition called HERE NOW. I learned so much through the documentation process. And I had a blast being with them, making art, and exploring the wonderful city of […]

10+ Unique Niches to Pursue in the Field of Professional Photography

Professional photography careers offer a range of exciting paths. There’s a diverse world to discover through the lens. Exploring unique paths in your career is crucial for personal and professional growth. It broadens your skill set, enhances adaptability and fosters creativity. Did you know there are potentially hundreds of different niches to explore in photography? […]

How to Build a Photography Business in Italy: Legal and Practical Tips

You’ve got the talent, the vision, and the passion to capture the beauty of life through a lens. Now, you’re thinking of transforming this passion into a flourishing photography business in the scenic vistas of Italy. But here’s the thing: stepping into the Italian market is not a walk in the park, especially if you are […]

Accessing New Photography Markets Through Language Learning

As a photographer, you may think the only skills you need involve taking images and making edits. However, running a successful business may require more than you think. In particular, reaching a wider audience involves learning one or more foreign languages. Doing this brings you copious benefits, which include the ability to interact with people […]

How to Travel with Photography Gear

After spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on cameras, lenses, and equipment, you probably get a little nervous taking it all on a plane! How will you travel with photography gear that cost a lot of money and makes you your living? This is a quick guide to traveling with your photography equipment and keeping […]

Deadcowboy ‘It Gives and It Takes’ Art Show Recap Video

Sharing a video recap of Boston, Massachusetts-based artist, Nicholas Cordeiro, aka Deadcowboy’s first solo art show in New York City. Follow @deadcowboy.art on Instagram. Shot and edited by Fitz the Runaway. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nicholas Cordeiro (@deadcowboy.art) Artist Bio Nicholas Cordeiro is a Boston-based poet, designer, and […]