About Vacations of Inspiration

First off, let me thank you for coming to Vacations of Inspiration.com. We hope you come back often and please contact us with any special request or suggestions.

Vacations of Inspiration wants to be the place to go to plan and prep so your vacation will be without worries and you can enjoy your new location and take in all it has to offer. .

VOI provides travelers with practical and timely tips and tools to make traveling easy and informative so you can spend more valuable time exploring what you want to explore and not looking for something to do.

There is plenty of travel information or how to contact those that have the information you’re looking for, whether its’ about locations or activities we have contacts so you can uncover the best part of your destination, how to make the most of your time with activities ideas and accommodation amenities that will make your vacation standout and be inspired.

Photography

My interest in photography goes back many years when a girlfriend was a little bit pissed about something and told me to go take a picture of the wind. Well, a storm picked up and all of a sudden there was plenty of opportunities. I was hooked.

At one time I developed black & whites in the darkroom. And currently shooting 100% digital and really like what can be done with Photoshop, but I prefer shooting raw and displaying raw, without any tweaks or hacks (but that could change at some time in the future).

I work in the travel industry so sometimes when I travel for business I visiting many locations in a short time period and have very little time for finding the right shot and setup, so I have learned very quickly what to capture where to look and to take every opportunity to find a great shot that will draw the viewer in and tell a story.

I currently finished taking the first in a series of Miksong Photography course. Miksong means good eye in Tibetan, for me, the course was about seeing or finding that right shot and taking it before I could analyze the subject, find the right angle or lighting, just capture what the eye sees.