We’re really excited to present this week’s Snapshot. Cuba comes to focus thanks to the thoughtful eye of Tadao Cern. The Lithuanian born photographer originally started his career in the field of architecture and decided a few years ago to give photography a try. As he tells us, “That changed everything! At the moment photography is my passion and my main job. But what I feel most excited about is knowing that there are many more things out there to try and I’ll do that soon too.” An adventurer and observer, we really enjoyed Tadao’s photos from Cuba. They capture everyday life and its casual beauty. We hope you enjoy them too. Click Read More to view.

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This week’s Snapshot comes courtesy of our friend Paul Kim. A consistent traveler and talented photographer, Kim sent over these incredible images from Seoul, Korea. Currently hailing from Australia, but a global citizen at heart, we asked him about his early beginnings as a photographer and traveler. He explains, “Being a bit of a film geek I originally studied Film Production but it wasn’t until years after that I realized my real interest was in still imagery and its emotive potential. Capturing life in its original and unhindered state came more naturally to me than directing people on camera. Then I started combining the two things I’m most passionate about – Travel and Photography. I’m a bit of a jet-setter and like to hop on a plane at least 1-2 times a year to a foreign soil.” We also asked Paul about his camera of choice and he replied, “I love traveling with my old Minolta circa 1980 film SLR.” We’ve posted his images of every-day Seoul below. Click Read More to view.

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Julien Mauve photographed the beautiful geography and people of Népal. The french web developer traveled there in 2011 and snapped an amazing series of images that are perfect for this week’s edition of Snapshot. Each image presents a different angle of the country’s charm and delivers a healthy dose of travel inspiration. It’s undeniable. You’ll want to visit immediately, so be prepared. We posted a few photos below. Click Read More to view.

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For this week’s snapshot check out these amazing images by Boogie. The Serbian born photographer spent the last two decades documenting the lives of people that are often missed by mainstream journalism. His passion for the camera began in the early 90s during Serbia’s civil war. The civil unrest compelled him to start photographing and he hasn’t stopped since. In 1998 he moved to Brooklyn and has published a number of books while exhibiting his photography all over the world. Below, we have a few pictures he took during a return visit to Belgrade, Serbia. Click Read More to view.

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We’re excited to present a new editorial series entitled Snapshot. We hope it provides some travel inspiration as fall edges closer and summer’s spontaneity dims. The concept is simple: We ask our favorite travelers to submit photos from a recent trip – no description, no details, no pressure – just photos capturing everyday life and its casual beauty.

Our first Snapshot comes courtesy of Anthony Smyrski – founder of Smyrski Creative. During a trip to Japan, Anthony brilliantly captured those unseen moments that are generally overlooked. Click Read More to view his images from Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.

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