This is a tale about an indelible Christmas Eve in the capital city of a predominantly Islamic nation.
TIAA #50: “Christmas Eve in Kuala Lumpur”
TIAA #47: “13 Decembers”
This is a tale about 13th anniversaries.
TIAA #34: “The Part of Paris Almost Every Parisian Seems to Hate”
This is a tale about three languages spoken between two photographers: English, French, and Photography.
TIAA #32: “A Gleam of Golden Light”
This is a tale about catching the light and sharing the light. (It's also about life being a long-time adventure).
TIAA #30: “Photo Non Grata”
This is a tale about the cunning subterfuge of optics. (Sounds very clandestine and shady, doesn't it?)
TIAA #28: “Nomad No More?”
This is not really a tale this time. Rather, it's a testament about finally calling a place "home" - at long last.
TIAA #13: “Buenos Dias, Buenos Aires”
This is a tale about an early morning stroll through the City of Fair Winds (a.k.a. Buenos Aires).
Vancouver / Postmarked 11 Nov. 2012
Ephri sends a postcard to Sybi from Vancouver, but he's upset because timing is not on his side.
Honolulu / Postmarked 09 Jul. 2012
Ephri sends a postcard to Sybi from Honolulu, despite the fact that he's sitting next to her while writing the message.
Two Minutes in Paris: A Love Story
Sometimes it takes two minutes -- instead of one -- to fall in love.
People in Paris: The Streets, The Routines, and the Beauty Unseen
Is it possible that Paris might just not be that special to Parisians?
It Was an Earthquake, Not an Emergency.
Little Italy District, San DiegoLittle Italy District, San Diego (Earthquake Illustration) The image above was one of the very romantic and memorable views of San Diego from my hotel captured on my last night in the city. Due to the fact that it was also my birthday, the events that took place that day will... Continue Reading →
A (Somewhat) Comedic Conflict of Cultures above Kuala Lumpur
The Magnificent Metropolis of Kuala Lumpur! Kuala Lumpur. Christmas Eve. Horrendously hot. Morosely muggy. Extremely engrossing and exciting. During my time in KL*, I remember carrying a handkerchief in my pocket to serve two purposes: either to wipe the sweat from my brow, or defog my eyeglasses given all the moisture in the air. In... Continue Reading →
Feature Photographer Interview: Sam Antonio
Sam Antonio Ladies and Gentlemen, Friends and Subscribers to TIA International Photography, it is with extreme delight to welcome you to the revamped edition of TIA’s official blog! In addition, TIA is very excited to introduce you to the latest photographer for the Feature Photographer series: Sam Antonio! I have followed Sam’s work for roughly... Continue Reading →
Coming Back Soon!
Evening in the Emerald City TIA International Photography’s blog has been on hiatus for over a month on account of multiple professional and personal projects, and -- unfortunately -- illness. Not to fear. I am excited to share that many more interviews are currently in the works. Travel season is also coming for TIA, starting... Continue Reading →
Feature Photographer Interview: Steve Rosset
Steve Rosset Ladies and gentlemen from all realms of travel and photography, it is my genuine pleasure to introduce you to Steve Rosset, a world traveler whose characteristic photographs are always riveting and intriguing. Steve and I crossed paths on Flickr back in 2009 and have been following each other’s work ever since. We are... Continue Reading →
A View to a Thrill
The Golden Gate Bridge from Above I thought I would pay a small tribute to what I believe to be the most beautiful city in the United States -- San Francisco, California. Ever since I was a boy in grade school, I had seen photos of this magnificent city whose two bridges were as iconic... Continue Reading →
