It is time to take a breather and reflect on the year gone by. 2016 was a very busy time with 15 international trips to all corners of the globe including Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Romania, Sardinia, & Botswana. I thank everyone who has been a part of these photographic adventures, and I hope that we will have an equally fulfilling time in 2017. Here is a selection of 15 of some of my favorite images, one from each trip. Rajasthani Mystics Running through Hot Coals, India Receding Wave and Calved Ice on Black Beach, Iceland Woman in a Chador Walking Past a Mural of Ayatollah Khomeini, Iran Man Walking over Puddle During Easter Procession, Guatemala Plaza de España at Dusk, Spain Portrait of Alessia in Traditional Dress of the Village of Tresnuraghes, Sardinia Elderly Woman Cutting Grass with a Sickle for Animal Food, Romania Travel Photographer of the Year Competition I am happy to say that, after 6 years as a Finalist, the image above, from one of our 2016 tours to Romania, was chosen as the Best Single image in a Portfolio "Mankind" in the 2016 Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY) (see above). Another, photographed in a bakery in Viñales, Cuba was Highly Commended in the One Shot Category, "Shaped by Light" (see at the end of this post). Farm Workers Loading Fresh-cut Hay on to a Horse-drawn Cart, Romania Gelati Monastery Interior Showing Medieval Frescoes, Georgia St Blaise’s Church and the Cathedral at Dusk, Croatia Young Golden Eagle Hunter Holding his Bird, Mongolia Man Grinding Millet to Make Flour for Chapatis, India A Bride Leaves and a Bride Exits from the Pahlavon Mahmud Mausoleum, Uzbekistan Male Cheetah Using a Tree as a Lookout, Botswana Bathing Huts at St James Reflected in a Tidal Pool, South Africa The Cake Decorator, Cuba Travel Photographer of the Year Competition
"The Cake Decorator" - 2016 Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY), Highly Commended One Shot, "Shaped by Light"
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AuthorJeremy Woodhouse is a professional photographer and traveller. He leads photography trips to all corners of the globe |