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21 October 2015
This week sees the end of a project that has taken a couple of years: the captioning, tagging and publication of my travel photos. My travel photography gallery now has over 700 photos spread across 29 folders, each representing a different geography. The project officially began in April 2014, but I was working on it for some time before that, so it's been a big undertaking, although that is in part because I've been writing books and recording music at the same time and the gallery has only had my focus for short bursts between bigger projects. I've been uploading galleries every few months, with a blog post here every now and again to announce the latest additions.
The gallery was completed with the addition of Dubrovnik, Singapore, Antwerp (a surprise late entry - I only went there in August), and Wales. I also added some new photos in the London and England galleries. Below you can see some of the new additions.
I've also updated my Travel Photography Map, which lets you navigate to the galleries using a Google Map with photo pins dropped on it; and the Random Photo feature in my sidebar, which is included on most of the pages of this site. I have a few ideas for other 'discovery' features I can add to provide new ways of finding and enjoying the photos, but don't know yet whether or when I'll implement them.
I trimmed back some of the features on the photo pages, but each photo still has a map showing its location and a sliding puzzle game you can play for a mental workout. I warn you, though: some of the puzzles are tough!
One of the reasons I put these photos online is to see if it creates interesting opportunities for them, so let me know if you're interested in talking about how you'd like to make use of them, or if you're looking for similar photos or photos from the same locations. I have many thousands of photos that I haven't published online.
Browse the full travel photography gallery here. My Rock and Pop photos are also still online here.
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