Photography: Ever heard about ‘reenacting’? I did not until very recently, when I found out an amazing photoblog named Out of Context. Have a look, and discover the awesome photographies shot by Kelsey Freeman, reenacting (that is reproducing) history, places and actions.

by Torje Bjellaas In Norway the Jostedal Glacier , the biggest glacier in Continental Europe, is a paradise for adventure travel and wilderness lovers. One of the best outdoor activities is ice caving in Winter, when the ice gets blue and clear forming what is known as the ‘blue cathedral’.

I’m always amazed by how the nature can be powerful and destructive and at the same time offering sights of breathtaking beauty. Erupting volcanoes are one of the most fascinating natural wonders thus it is not surprising that a few photographers elected volcanoes as their main theme. They’re sometimes called ‘volcano chasers’, people braving the dangers to capture the colourful bubbling lava and the natural fireworks in amazing shots. Enjoy…

by Darek Sepiolo Despite its remoteness and the inhospitable environment, Antarctica exercises a strong fascination and strikes the imagination of adventure travellers. For many, it remains a dream due to the huge costs and the only way to explore this amazing continent is through awesome videos.

by Icescapes.tv Spectacular scenes from the Ilulissat ice fjord and the Greenland ice cap. These images were filmed during the 2006 Climate Change College, during which 6 students from the UK and the Netherlands ventured into the arctic wilderness to be trained as climate change ambassadors. Based on the experiences and knowledge gathered on several locations in Greenland, they launched various initiatives raising public awareness around the topic of climate…

This week, our favorite pick goes to an awesome photoblog/website: The Digital Trekker. Matt Brandon has been in love with photography since he was a child and never stopped to cultivate his passion. ‘I shoot for mostly NGOs and nonprofits. I photograph images of the unknown, the forgotten and the helpless. These are often the stories that most people overlook’ – Matt Brandon. // PLEASE CHANGE DEFAULT EXCERPT HANDLING TO…

Originally a research scientist in oceanography and global climate change, Kenneth Parker ‘s photography has its origins in the passion for remote pristine wilderness areas throughout the world where Kenneth has trekked and kayaked extensively. Besides the power of nature, Kenneth Parker is strongly inspired by Buddhism spirituality and the sense of mystery emanating from the sacred site in Tibet, Cambodia, Burma. Over the past three decades, Parker has produced…

by Zoomion A journey in the desert is one of the most memorable experiences a traveler can do. Have a look at this amazing video with stunning views of  the Ahaggar National Park , in Algeria, and start dreaming!

Born  in the North-Eastern area of the Czech republic near the border with Poland, Jarda Zakravsky captures with his camera the beauty and peculiar ambiance of his country. Jarda considers himself a beginner in photography, but I found many of his pictures extraordinarily inspiring. When I look at Jarda’s photos, I feel like living a dream, where time and space and light acquire a totally new dimension.

I must admit it: when I stepped into this stunning pictures by  Krzysztof Browko, a 35-year-old Polish photographer, I didn’t exactly know where Moravia is located. Then I found out that Moravia,  one of the Southern regions of the Czech Republic, is appreciated for its gentle hills and the awesome wineyards. I imagine discovering this region slowly, walking or biking, to enjoy every corner and indulging in a good glass…