For years, whenever I found myself at the crossroads between better camera gear and more travel, I chose the travel. That choice was never hard in principle, even if it was hard in practice. The physical experience of being out in the world, moving through place,...
Note: This post reflects my personal experience taking the FAA Part 107 exam in 2022. Rules, test fees, and FAA guidance can change, so always check the FAA directly for the latest requirements and official study materials before booking your exam. Buying a drone and...
One of the most complicated parts of long-term travel is not always transportation, accommodation, or visas. Sometimes it is simply figuring out how to move your money from one country to another without getting crushed by fees. During my travels, especially while...
This post reflects the gear setup I used during this chapter of my travels and may evolve over time as my style of travel changes. Over the past several years of traveling on and off, one thing became very clear to me early on: having camping gear with me changed...
Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire are for the most part similar islands. In regards to culture, they are very different. But in regards to geography, terrain, and climate, they are almost the same. As for Aruba, the island seemed slightly less mountainous than its Dutch...
Not every trip has to involve a passport, an airport, or some far-off destination. Sometimes the urge to get away can be answered much closer to home. Back when I moved to South Carolina in 2011, I was still adjusting to a completely different environment from what I...
Anthony Perez
At 26 years old, I left my job and your average 9-5 life in South Carolina to travel the world. I spent 6 incredible months in Southern Europe and ended up becoming a nomad. Eight years later, I am still exploring, at 39 countries and then some. My goal is to listen, observe, learn, and respectful share all beautiful elements of the world, from beautiful destinations to beautiful cultural immersion. Read more here.