A selection of Travel Coffee Table Books to share with you today… A wonderful way to explore all those places around the world that you dream about visiting without actually leaving your home!
Why not create your own Travel Book with Blurb? You could make one with all of your family vacation photos… or make a Coffee Table Book like those above and put it on sale in the Blurb marketplace.
Paul is a watercolor artist with a shop on Zazzle selling poster prints, mousepads, postcards, magnets and more featuring his paintings of places around the world, animals, transport, flowers and landscapes.
Here are some items / paintings which caught my eye… Must say I’ve fallen in love with some of the travel postcards!
For Giclee or lithograph prints see Paul’s Website you can also visit his blog, The Wandering Watercolorist to keep upto date.
Viviane is a photographer selling her work at her Etsy shop, The Colours of Life. She was born in Uruguay, grew up in Switzerland and now makes her home in Israel.
I love how her photography allows us to travel the world without having to leave our seats…
But it’s not all travel photography, you’ll also find nature prints of food, flowers and animals as well as architectural details and graffiti!
Viviane say’s “Photography is my passion although I began my journey in this field not so long ago. After years of writing poetry, I turned to photography as a better means of expressing myself through images. I think the camera is a powerful tool that enables me to share my visions with the rest of the world. My inspiration comes from human beings and their interactions with each other, from nature and the world we inhabit.”
Ah Paris! Whether you’ve been or dream of going Paris is one of those “must visit places” and always a favorite destination of wannabe travelers and photographers.
Below are some black and white prints of Paris from a few of the many photographers at Etsy… Enjoy!
Travis Easton at Redbubble is our featured photographer today!
He says “Australia’s rugged landscape is an important part of my life and over many years I have developed the necessary skills and stamina to explore some of the more remote parts of it on foot, ski, kayak and rope. I usually travel alone so I can take my time capturing the essence of these places without distraction. Life slows down and after a while I feel like I begin to merge with the land, nature takes me into her confidence and changes me. Preserving these areas is very close to my heart and if my pictures can instill an appreciation for these environments and their intrinsic worth then all the better.”
