Where in the World is the Best-Known Photo?
Some travel photos aren't in our personal collections or Instagram searches; arguably the world's best-known photo served as a screen-saver.
Photography (technical & exhibits)
Traveling in Time: The Pullis Brothers archive
PHeymont reflects on an unusual photo exhibit that draws connections of time, place and especially people together.
May 31 2020, Morning Light in The Bronx
Jonathan L travels to his living room for some lovely sunrise light
Yorkshire Views, and a View to the Future
Paul Hunter, confined like many of us to our homes, shares some beautiful images from around his home in Yorkshire.
Fotografiska, New York's new photography museum
Jonathan L visits New York's newest museum: Fotografiska.
Top 7 Travel Photography tips for Epic Photos
Planning to trip or vacation? Here’s 7 handy travel photography tips to get you thinking about how to capture your time away.
Santa Fe Photography Workshop
Jonathan L took a photography course this summer. Here are some of the photos he took for the course projects.
Nov. 17, 2019: Home Decorations, New Hope, PA
Jonathan L takes advantage of afternoon light to photograph some garden statues.
Jonathan L work at two NY galleries
One of TravelGumbo's regular contributors has work on exhibit at two New York area galleries.
San Francisco's de Young Museum
PortMoresby has a good look at the de Young Museum's most recent incarnation in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
What's your Instagram color?
A new study emphasizes the importance of color in Instagram posts, and identifies four colors that are said to garner the most likes.
The Inspiration of Yosemite
Kai Rambow shares some spectacular views of the park, made as he worked to perfect his own craft as a photographer.
2018 Drone Photography awards
Stunning pictures highlight the development of camera drones as a serious tool for photography.
Gumbo blogger has art show debut
Jonathan L's photography is in the summer exhibition at the Blue Door Art Center
Selfie Museum to open in L.A.
Where else but La La Land would we get a museum dedicated to the "science, art and culture of self representation?"