I continued my tradition of amateur photography in 2019 and I think I've managed to get some pretty good shots. That said, some of the best shots of the year come to us from @paulinadao. Hopefully, the trend of neat picture making and not dying continues in 2020. This year's photos are from
Q&A With Zoner Photo Studio
Although I usually feel that photography is supplemental to the words I write down here on the blog (the photos are basically here to make the text less intimidating), photography is becoming a more important part of Halfway Anywhere and how I share my adventures. A big part of photography? The
Japan Traverse in Photos: The Chuo Alps (中アルプス)
The second stage of my Japan Alps Traverse covered the Chuo Alps (中アルプス) - aka the Central Alps. Our trek through the Chuo Alps Lasted only about 24 hours as this is the shortest of the three ranges comprising the Japanese Alps. We entered the Chuo Alps via the Fukushima A Course (福島Aコース) in the
Japan Traverse in Photos: The Kita Alps (北アルプス)
My traverse of the Japanese Alps began at the eastern edge of Toyama Bay (富山湾) in Niigata Prefecture (新潟県). From the coast, my hiking party of two Kiwis and I headed up the northernmost ridgeline in the Kita Alps (北アルプス) - aka the Northern Alps. The trip began with nearly a week of nonstop rain as
The Most Bestest Photos of 2018
I always worry about not having enough photos to fill a post with my favorites from the previous year, but it turns out that a year is a pretty long time (despite the feeling that our revolutions around the sun are speeding up). If you're interested, here are the looks back at the previous years:
The Most Favorite Photos of 2017
Last year we had some pretty epic photos make The Most Favorite Photos of 2016, but I think I've managed to outdo myself this year. About a quarter of the way through 2017 I took the plunge and bought myself a new camera (so much lighter and more awesome). Towards the end of this year, I also
The Most Awesome Photos of 2015
Since I have yet to establish a permanent residence on this planet of ours (and I'm open to suggestions as to where this should be), I have nowhere to print and display all the billions of bytes of photographic data I have been amassing in my wandering. Consequently, the internet (and more
Photo Gallery: The Earth’s Most Recent Revolution About The Sun (2014)
We aren't too far past last year for a recap, are we? Don't you have like a year to give a wedding present? If that's true, I think I am well within the scope of allowable time for a photo recap of our last trip around the sun. I would consider last year successful on the whole. I saw a lot of
Photo Gallery: Panorama Archives
Ever since I discovered that my phone could take panoramic photos (January 14, 2011 in case you were wondering), I have occasionally remembered this function and employed it as a means of attempting to capture something extraordinary. As time went on I realized that taking panoramic photos was