Travel Project
Drifted Pangea
Creative storytelling for a year-long travel project.
Drifted Pangea
Drifted Pangea is the documentation of a year abroad in Europe and South America, displaying photographic talents, blog writing, creative writing, and social media strategy implementation.
Photography
Blog Writing
The History and Best of Bosnia & Hercegovina
Blog exerpt:
Bosnia & Hercegovina is probably not a country you know a lot about.
But if you do, you’d know some ugly truths.
Prior to 1992, it was something of a hippy’s paradise. It touted diversity with different nationalities and religions living together peacefully for decades.
My parents lived next door to, went to school with, and considered family those of varying backgrounds. But that all changed with the fall of Yugoslavia.
This blog offered new perspective on a gorgeous corner of the world, and showed how people are much more than their governments.
An Insider’s Guide to Montenegro
Blog excerpt:
What was hardly a global holiday destination even a decade ago has gained some serious tourism momentum, largely thanks to heavy foreign investment, and well, Russia.
Still, while Montenegro shares a coastline with Croatia, it remains far lesser-known.
Probably a good thing considering Montenegro has a much smaller surface area and couldn’t host the same stampedes of people.
However, this is part of what makes it special. It is small, and the coastline can be explored in depth over six days. You can even still find private, seemingly untouched nooks to enjoy.
It’s a truly unique strip of country. And for this reason, tourism has always driven their economy.
It’s just that travellers outside of the Balkans have started to catch on this decade.
London Like A Local
Blog exerpt:
London is more than its grey skies and its… Well.. grey buildings, grey pavements, grey river, etc.
If you dig a little deeper, you can see all the colour London has to offer.
Diverse people and food, a vibrant nightlife, and iconic landmarks are just a few highlights this major capital has to offer.
And having some London locals around is always going to help open your eyes to it.
