In this episode we learn about El Sanjuanero Tolimense, often called simply Sanjuanero It is a traditional Colombian bambuco song.It’s one of Colombia’s most recognizable folkloric songs, and it is the anthem of the Festival Folclórico y Reinado Nacional del Bambuco.
Category Archive: IN THE FIELD
Last weekend, a Queensland ecotourism pioneer died at age 70. It was John Rumney. Yes, the same John that made my dream posible. John was born in the United States, but life took him to Port Douglas (Australia) where he became not only a tourism operator and conservationist, but a true inspiration to many.
How to Find a Good Story
National Geographic Magazine contributor photographer and Guggenheims Foundation Fellow Maggie Steber, explains some of her tricks to find good stories.
Five Photo Tips for Beginners from Maggie Steber
Maggie Steber, National Geographic Magazine contributor photographer and Guggenheim Foundation, shares five tips for beginner photographers.
In this new episode, National Geographic photographer and Guggenheim Fellow Maggie Steber talks about her experiences photographing strangers in more than 70 countries.
The Ultimate Vlog List to Explore Cartagena de Indias
This episode is the ultimate video guide to colonial Cartagena in Colombia. What do to, what to eat and where to go. Find the most instagrammable places in the city. A great vlog to prepare for a trip to this unique and magical city, located on the Caribbean side of the country.
What is an Ultrasound?
As a photographer, I have always been fascinated with how ultrasounds can create an image of internal body structures such as tendons, muscles, joints, blood vessels, and internal organs. Did you know that the first ultrasound was developed to measure flaws in metal castings in the 1940s? I am also mesmerized by the fact that 3D ultrasounds can make live, moving images of a beating heart.
Best Gym Motivation Music: House and Trap
Dining etiquette around the world is intricate and can have regulations that are tricky to follow. While many are not mentioned in this article, it does not mean they lack importance. This read is sure to leave you hungry for more information, we encourage you to check out what the practices in countries around the world may be, especially if you plan to travel there!
As I come up with a daily bedtime story, I have become aware of an increase in my daughter’s dinosaur behests. Not surprising considering we now know that 900 dinosaurs existed. She is fascinated with the Tyrannosaurus, Velociraptor, and the Triceratops. I started asking myself why such intrigue? She learns these long names and repeatedly asks for information regarding the different kinds of dinosaurs. “How did they vanish from planet earth, dad? This is what science refers to as “intense interests” in the world of psychology.
