Travel

It seems that it has been a while since I last wrote something about photography. It’s not that I’ve given up or anything – far from it, it’s just that I’ve been busy. Since returning from India, and later Mongolia, I have travelled much, but those trips have been work-related, and I was mostly...
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Traveling is a lot of fun. You get to meet people, see places, and do things that are quite outside of the scope of normal everyday life. Everyone should travel. If more people traveled, I think we'd be a little closer to world peace than we currently are.
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København The anti-climax to rival all anti-climaxes occurred late on Friday, December 18th 2009. One of the great opportunities for the world to come together and address the urgent problems brought about by man-made climate change, and to take decisive steps towards mitigating it was squandered in dramatic fashion which ended in Barack Obama...
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I decided to visit the capital of the United States of America, Washington DC, for spring break. However, since I have a great deal of work to do over the break, I decided to try and make this trip as short as possible. So I began this trip by taking the 11pm Chinatown buson...
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What we ended up actually doing… As you can see… we made one or two little deviations from the original plan. The most major of these was a trip to the US of A to check out graduate schools (Nick’s mission) and just check things out and relax (my mission). Aside from that, and...
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A collection of some of the more interesting signs… some spanglish, some are inglespanol… some are just silly. Most of the jokes are lewd and tasteless, so if you’re used to the normal content of danielyeow.com, then it shouldn’t be a problem I have a silly sense of humour… our journey begins in Mexico...
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This one one of a series of travel emails I sent to friends and family who wished to follow my travels through Latin America in the first half of 2007 “Do you want a bigger pole?” “Uh, yes… thanks” “Ideally, you want it to come up to about hip-height” “Actually, I’d like mine to...
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Puerto Montt (1/6/07 – 3/6/07) The closest significant Chilean city to Bariloche was Puerto Montt which I decided would be my launching point to either Coyhaique or Puerto Natales… unfortunately, for my whole time there, the weather was kind of bad… The main industry here is Salmon and Trout and, naturally the seafood here...
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