Lee Barguss

Hey everyone, Nives here!

Lee and I recently visited two Croatian islands, Cres and Lošinj, and there’s a lil journal post on my blog if you’re interested : ) 

Also, please do submit your photos to be published on thisiswander.com!

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Last Spring at Shark Fin

by Jason Scottish

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Led Danganan Manila, Philippines Nikon D5200

After traveling all around Philippines, what are some places you’d recommend people to visit and why?

First-timers in the Philippines could go and visit the natural attractions of the island provinces of

1. Palawan for white beaches, karst formations, and scuba diving 2. Cebu for beaches, waterfalls, old churches, and  3. Surigao for beaches, waterfalls, caves

Most are beaches because the Philippines is an archipelago of 7,641 islands with total coastline that is even longer than that of US. Said locations are established tourist destinations that could be reached by land, sea or air from Manila, the capital city. Flying to the backcountry from Manila saves ample time especially if time is a constraint.

But for those who favour underrated destinations as I do, Im inclined to recommend exploring the Cordilleras and Samar regions for culture and raw nature, some of my favourite captures are taken in these places. (The mountains of the Cordilleras remain largely accessible via land travel).

Any upcoming projects you’d like to share?

A collaboration zine project with a friend is being discussed and will likely materialize in the coming weeks. Concept is still being explored and it will probably house portraits and stories.

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[Previous Feature with Led Danganan]

I’ve been trying to pause and photograph regular life more often. Years from now I know I’ll appreciate these moments of reflection during typical moments. 

- Sandy Noto

We have been long fans on the photographer @chrisburkard, and it’s a pleasure to introduce his latest project:

Under An Arctic Sky - Film

Six surfers set sail along the frozen shores of Iceland as the worst storm in twenty-five years is about to arrive.

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Being able to share my films & photographs with the world has always been my greatest goal. So I’m proud to release the Kickstarter for my film Under an Arctic Sky. 

We are pre- selling the film to fund a world tour and deciding where to take it based on those who support it. From the beginning we wanted this film to be about our connection to wild places and the relationships we forge there. ___

Under An Arctic Sky is a film project documenting a journey to the most remote corners of Iceland in the middle of winter in search of perfect surf.

In this 40 minute film, six surfers set sail along the frozen shores of Iceland as the worst storm in twenty-five years is about to arrive. The storm blows through, shuts down the country, and turns the search for waves into a life-threatening prospect.

Despite constant darkness and stormy seas, the group continues the hunt for perfect waves and attempts to make history by surfing under the northern lights.

Check out the project here: http://kck.st/2lK2m8U

[Previous Feature with Chris]

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